January 14, 2015
United States of America Department of State c/o [email protected]
cc: Lynn Sicade, Deputy Director and Senior Advisor, DRL/MLGA, [email protected]
Alan Krill, Foreign Affairs Officer on the Business and Human Rights team, [email protected]
Re: Initial written submission for the US National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights
Respectful Greetings,
Please find enclosed the initial submission by the International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) for the development of the United States of America National Action Plan (US NAP) on Business and Human Rights.
This submission highlights relevant concerns expressed jointly by IITC and over 60 other Indigenous organizations, federally-recognized Tribal governments, Treaty Councils and traditional societies in reports presented to two United Nations Treaty bodies for their review of the US carried out in 2014.
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US National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights: Submission of the International Indian Treaty Council on Wednesday, January 14, 2015.
January 14, 2015
United States of America Department of State c/o [email protected]
cc: Lynn Sicade, Deputy Director and Senior Advisor, DRL/MLGA, [email protected]
Alan Krill, Foreign Affairs Officer on the Business and Human Rights team, [email protected]
Re: Initial written submission for the US National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights
Respectful Greetings,
Please find enclosed the initial submission by the International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) for the development of the United States of America National Action Plan (US NAP) on Business and Human Rights.
This submission highlights relevant concerns expressed jointly by IITC and over 60 other Indigenous organizations, federally-recognized Tribal governments, Treaty Councils and traditional societies in reports presented to two United Nations Treaty bodies for their review of the US carried out in 2014.