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Feb 3 • 3 tweets • 2 min read
🚨Le saviez-vous ? : le travail forcé est aussi répandu aujourd'hui qu’au cours de la traite transatlantique des esclaves au 18e siècle. Le travail des enfants, quant à lui, est actuellement en hausse pour la première fois depuis 20 ans. 🛑
Beaucoup de celles et ceux touché.e.s par de telles violations de droits humains produisent pour le marché luxembourgeois ; notre gouvernement a donc une responsabilité claire d’agir. ⚖️
#letzmakehumanrightshappen
Mais quelles exigences devraient être comprises dans une loi, et pour quelles entreprises ? Nous avons répondu à ces questions mardi lors d'une conférence de presse. Vous trouverez plus d’informations ici :
tinyurl.com/52yu278c
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Dec 10, 2021
📢#NoECT #StopISDS🛑
Why does the state never win in claims under the #EnergyCharterTreaty and how is #Luxembourg 🇱🇺connected to some of these claims?
The example of Abengoa Spain can give an insight in these questions:
Spain is the most sued country under the Energy Charter Treaty: it accumulates 50 lawsuits and a claimed amount of more than 10 billion euros. The solution is very simple: to avoid this waste of public money, the exit from the Treaty must be initiated.
In a claim under the #EnergyCharterTreaty it can never be said that "the State has won": the defence costs alone amount to millions of euros. As in the case of Abengoa Spain, Spain will have to pay 6.7 million taxpayers money only in process costs.
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