Economic Social Cultural Rights
HRN believes that deprivation of ESC rights is grave violation of the most fundamental human rights, and thus gives special focus to these rights.
We work on the violations of ESC rights in the name of “development” such a land grabbing and violations of indigenous rights. We also work on labour rights violations and exploitation in the course of global business.
HRN has also worked on ESR rights following the 3.11 triple disaster in Japan, with special focus on the right to health of people affected by the nuclear disaster in Fukushima.
Activities, Statements and Reports on this topic
[Statement] A Call for Human Rights Guarantees in Measures to Prevent the Spread of Novel Coronavirus Infections
[Statement] 39th HRC Session: Oral Statement on Technical Assistance to Address Land Grabbing in Cambodia
[Statement] 39th HRC Session: Oral Statement on the Hazardous Working Conditions Faced by Fukushima Cleanup Workers
[Statement] Written Statement submitted to 39th Human Rights Council session “The International Community Must Support the Protection of Displaced Rohingya and the Myanmar Government Must Ensure Accountability for Crimes against Them”
[Media] Media reports on HRN’s concerns over “forced” return of Fukushima evacuees
