The Execution Gap – the distance between published policy and implementation – is felt hardest across Asian supply chains, where existing audit and compliance systems cannot keep pace with Europe's fast-changing due-diligence laws. Come pressure-test our solution: a harms-based assessment and implementation tool built to bridge that gap.

Land is a valuable and limited resource, often causing conflicts due to competing interests. In 2018, the Asian NGO Coalition for Agrarian Reform and Rural Development (ANGOC) and Land Watch Asia (LWA) partners developed a common methodology and data-recording system for monitoring land conflicts to: a) describe the prevalence and types of land and natural resource conflicts; b) examine the nature and causes of land and resource conflicts; c) discuss the human rights violations on individual and communities; and, d) formulate recommendations based on the study findings and consultations. In 2025, LWA partners recorded a total of 774 ongoing cases of land and resource conflicts in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, and Philippines. The total cases covered 1,752,651 hectares of contested areas, directly affecting 337,904 households. From the 774 cases, there were 160 documented incidents of human rights violations against individuals and 282 incidents against communities. These incidents affected a total of 883 individual victims and at least 130,850 households. This sessions aims to share the methodology and tools used in land conflict monitoring, provide a snapshot of the reports in the five countries, and to explore possibilities for partnerships for action in the region.

August 2025: TikTok Live goes dark across Indonesia mid-protest; weeks later, its license is suspended over user data. Who decides, who pays? Join this cafe-style conversation as CLARITI, the community-led Human Rights Impact Assessment tool, turns to TikTok Indonesia. Coffee in hand, bring your questions and stories from the ground.

An Impact Pathway sets out, in one structure, how what a business does leads to real change in people's lives. At this café table you'll see how one is built, how it shapes which activities you choose, and how it becomes the evidence base for measuring their effectiveness.

The Remedy Compass is a practical, user-friendly tool that helps workers, communities, trade unions, human rights defenders and civil society organisations identify and navigate available remedy pathways for business-related human rights abuses. By translating complex legal frameworks into accessible guidance, it empowers rightsholders to make informed decisions.

Climate disasters deepen inequalities, placing women and vulnerable workers at greater risk. Explore how an operational grievance mechanism can become trusted community infrastructure, strengthening communication, coordination, and access to remedy before, during, and after crises through an interactive, hands-on simulation.

"How do we translate digital rights from policy into code? Join The IO Foundation's Data-Centric Digital Rights Framework. We shift from reactive legal remedies to proactive, machine-enforced 'Rights-by-Design'. Through interactive APAC scenarios, discover how to build resilient digital systems that prevent harms before they occur."

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