

United Nations Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum, Asia-Pacific
AGENDA
Explore the line-up of sessions for the United Nations Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum.
Note: Session information is subject to change. Please explore the schedule below for the latest updates.
WORKSHOP
09:30 - 11:00 ICT | Meeting Room A
Sustaining MHREDD Momentum in Asia: Sharing Regional Strategies for Resilient Campaigns and Lessons from the EU’s CSDDD
Session partners: Amnesty International, South Korea and Amnesty International, International Secretariat, in partnership with Amnesty International, Thailand
WORKSHOP
09:30 - 11:00 ICT | Conference Room 4
Asia-Pacific Business Caucus: Implementing Human Rights Due Diligence in Times of Disruption and Regulatory Complexity
Session partner: International Organisation of Employers
PLENARY
11:30 - 12:30 ICT | ESCAP Hall
Building Resilience, Advancing Rights
Formal Opening Ceremony
PANEL
13:15-14:15 ICT | Conference Room 1
From Protection to Power: Strengthening Indigenous Governance and Community-Led Remedy in Asia
Session partners: Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact, Land is Life, Indigenous Peoples Human Rights Defenders Network in Asia, Network of Indigenous Women in Asia, PACOS Trust, Kapaeeng Foundation, Lawyers' Association for Human Rights of Nepalese Indigenous Peoples and Perhimpunan Pembela Masyarakat Adat Nusantara
PANEL
13:15-14:15 ICT | Conference Room 3
Resilience Under Pressure: What Must Hold, What Must Change?
Session partner: United Nations Development Programme
DEEP DIVE
13:15-14:00 ICT | Conference Room 4
Coordinated Action at Scale: Gender Based Violence and Harassment (GBVH) Prevention and Response in the Garment Supply Chain
Session partners: Reimagining Industry to Support Equality, Asia Floor Wage Alliance, Ethical Trading Initiative - Bangladesh, Commercial and Industrial Workers’ Union - Sri Lanka
WORKSHOP
13:15-14:45 ICT | Meeting Room A
Bridging Judicial and Non-Judicial Mechanisms for Migrant Workers' Access to Justice
Session partner: Migrant Forum in Asia, Mahendra Pal Singh
B+HR ASIA EXCHANGE CAFE
14:45-16:15 ICT | Conference Room 1
Learning and Practice Café
Session partners: Fair Finance Asia, ResponsiBank, Prakarsa, Transparency International, The Centre for Child Rights and Business, UNICEF, Break Free From Plastic, BABSEACLE, HSF Kramer, DLA Piper, White & Case, Youth Association for Development, Pakistan, EarthRights International, International Accountability Project, Just Ground, Japan Center for Engagement and Remedy on Business and Human Rights, Global Compact Network Japan, Sedex, Sal Forest Co., Ltd, Oxfam in Asia, Asian Peoples' Movement on Debt and Development, Change Alliance Private Limited, FIHRRST, A Cube TIC, Greenpeace Southeast Asia, Serikat Buruh Migran Indonesia, Seafood Legacy
PANEL
14:45-15:45 ICT | Conference Room 3
From Risk to Opportunity: How Can We Unlock the Potential of Labour Migration for Workers, Businesses and Labour Markets?
Session partner: International Organization for Migration
PANEL
14:45-15:45 ICT | Meeting Room H
Adverse Climate Events and Human Rights Impact: Rethinking Resilient Supply Chains
Session partners: World Benchmarking Alliance, amfori
SPOTLIGHT: SEAFOOD SUPPLY CHAIN
14:45-15:15 ICT | Conference Room 4
Building Collaboration between Market and States in Advancing the Responsible Seafood Supply Chain in Asia
Session partners: Indonesia Ocean Justice Initiative, Advocates for Public Interest Law, Seafood Legacy, Jangkar Karat Indonesia
DEEP DIVE
15:30-16:15 ICT | Conference Room 4
No Resilience Without Rights: Protecting Homeworkers through Human Rights Due Diligence and Supply Chain Governance
Session partners: HomeNet International, Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing
PANEL
16:30-17:30 ICT | Conference Room 1
From NAPs to Mandatory Due Diligence: Are We Closer to Achieving the Smart Mix of Measures in the Asia-Pacific?
Session partner: United Nations Working Group on Business and Human Rights
PANEL
16:30-17:30 ICT | Conference Room 3
Beyond the headlines: What AI really means for the world of work
Session partners: Ius Laboris, ICARUS AI Inc.
DEEP DIVE
16:30-17:15 ICT | Conference Room 4
Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration and Co-Learning: Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Third-Party Grievance Mechanism in Bangladesh’s Ready-Made Garment Sector
Session partner: The Remedy Project, LRQA
PANEL
16:30-17:30 ICT | Meeting Room A