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UNRBHR 2026

Building Resilience,
Advancing Rights

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15-17 September 202​6
Bangkok, Thailand

Organizers

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IN COLLABORATION WITH

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About the 2026 Forum

The UN Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum for Asia-Pacific is the region’s leading platform bringing together governments, businesses, civil society, and rights holders to advance responsible business conduct.

 

At a time of geopolitical, economic, and technological disruption, the 2026 Forum focuses on how to build resilience while advancing human rights in practice. While progress on policy frameworks and human rights due diligence is growing across the region, translating these commitments into consistent, real-world outcomes remains a defining challenge.

 

Anchored in the theme Building Resilience, Advancing Rights, the Forum explores how stronger governance, more resilient markets and supply chains, effective accountability and remedy, and inclusive participation can reinforce each other. It places particular emphasis on implementation – supporting practical exchange, peer learning, and collaborative problem solving to address gaps in supply chains, access to remedy, and stakeholder engagement.

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By centering the perspectives of affected communities and aligning action across policy, markets, and practice, the Forum aims to strengthen more accountable, inclusive, and rights-respecting economic systems across Asia-Pacific.

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Organize a Session

Each year, the UN Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum provides a platform for partners to lead sessions – including workshops, trainings, consultations, and dialogues.

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For the 2026 Forum, we received 190 session proposals from organizations across sectors and regions, reflecting the growing interest and engagement in business and human rights across Asia and beyond.

 

These partner-led sessions form the heart of the Forum programme. This year, participants can look forward to a diverse range of discussions, practical learning opportunities, and collaborative exchanges featuring new voices, fresh ideas, and innovative partnerships.

 

Session proposals were reviewed through a collaborative process involving the Forum’s co-organizing UN agencies and the Forum Secretariat, hosted by UNDP.

 

Organizations that submitted proposals will be notified of the outcome during the week of  22 June. We thank all partners for their interest and contribution to making the Forum a vibrant platform for dialogue and action.

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United Nations Conference Center

Bangkok

The Forum will be held in person at the United Nations Conference Center in Bangkok, Thailand. All sessions will also be live streamed.

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