Business, Human Rights and the Environment: Recent Episodes
NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
This is the Podcast of the NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment.
The main aim of this Centre is to promote multidisciplinary research aiming at fostering responsible and sustainable business conduct in Portugal, within Europe and beyond.
In this new podcast episode, we welcome Dr. Bernardo Ivo Cruz (Former Portuguese Secretary of State for International Trade and Foreign Investment) and Professor Claire Bright to discuss, the implementation of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive for Portuguese companies and the national strategy to advance sustainability in Small and Medium Enterprisers. The interview is conducted by Ana Duarte Santos, master’s student at NOVA School of Law and research associate at the NOVA BHRE.
Recorded on the 22nd of April 2024.
In this new podcast episode, we welcome Dr. Maria Manuel Leitão Marques (Member of The European Parliament since 2019, Professor at the University of Coimbra, former Minister of the Presidency and of Administrative Modernization in Portugal form 2015 to 2019 and co-rapporteur of the EU Forced Labour Regulation) to discuss the new EU Forced Labour Regulation which bans products made with forced labour from the EU market, its role in upholding human rights in global supply chains, and the synergies with the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive. The interview is conducted by Luís Prata Castro, master's student at NOVA School of Law and research associate at the NOVA BHRE.
Other relevant links to accompany the podcast episode are as follows:
The Forced Labour Regulation text: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/TA-9-2024-0309_EN.pdf
Forced Labour Press Room announcement: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20240419IPR20551/products-made-with-forced-labour-to-be-banned-from-eu-single-market
NOVA BHRE blogpost by Luís Prata e Castro: https://novabhre.novalaw.unl.pt/proibicao-de-produtos-fabricados-com-trabalho-forcado-due-diligence-de-trabalho-forcado-como-um-novo-standard/
Credits:
Coordination: Luís Prata e Castro
Interviewer: Luís Prata e Castro
Interviewee: Dr. Maria Manuel Leitão Marques
Edition: Joana Mendes de Sousa
In this new podcast episode, we discuss the relevance of the Nevsun Ruling in corporate accountability for adverse human rights impacts. There are also discussed other several case law all over the globe regarding corporate liability and respective implications for corporations and respective accountability for human rights adverse impacts, such as forced labour, slavery and cruel a degrading treatment. There are also discussions regarding the forum convention and the competent courts for these kinds of actions and other international private law issues.
This podcast counts with the participation of Dr. Errol Mendes (lawyer, author, professor of Law at University of Ottawa and has been an advisor to corporations, governments, civil society groups and the United Nations. Professor Mendes completed his term as Director of the Human Rights Research and Education Centre where he was the Project leader for human rights, governance and justice projects in China, Thailand, Indonesia, Brazil, Peru, El Salvador, Sri Lanka and Indi, conducted by our interviewer and research associate of the Centre Luís Prata Castro.
Other relevant links to accompany the podcast episode are as follows:
The Nevsun Ruling: https://decisions.scc-csc.ca/scc-csc/scc-csc/en/item/18169/index.do
Credits:
Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright and Luís Prata e Castro
Interviewer: Luís Prata e Castro
Interviewees: Dr. Errol Mendes
Edition: Joana Mendes de Sousa
Neste episódio do nosso podcast abordamos os desafios de lutar e advogar pelos direitos das crianças em Moçambique, bem como alguns dos melhores programas e estratégias a serem investidos nesta luta. Estamos também a focar na inclusão imperativa dos direitos das crianças no âmbito da diligência prévia e qual o reflexo desta prática para empresas. Estas discussões contam com a participação da Dra. Irina Matos (da UNICEF Moçambique) e são conduzidas pela nossa entrevistadora e Research Associate, Claudia Baptista.
Créditos:
Coordenação: Dr. Claire Bright e Claudia Baptista
Entrevistadora: Claudia Baptista
Entrevistados: Dra. Irina Matos
Guião: Claudia Baptista
Edição: Claudia Baptista
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Center on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
In this sixth episode of “Decoding Sustainable Finance,” we delve into Strategic Litigation and Sustainable Development. Hosted by Dussu Djabula and João Maria Botelho this episode features an in-depth discussion with Ivano Alogna, Research Leader in Environmental and Climate Change Law at BIICL and Associated Member of the Sorbonne Research Institute in International and European Law (IREDIES). We explore the transformative role of strategic litigation in advancing sustainable development and environmental justice.
In this new podcast episode, we discuss the relevance of model contractual clauses in upholding human rights and environmental standards in global supply chains. This episode is timely as the first Draft of the European Model Contractual Clauses were recently released and the public consultation on the draft is open until the 15th of January 2024. It also coincides with the provisional deal reached by the European Parliament and Council of the European Union on the 14th of December on the draft Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive which will contain a provision on the need for model contractual clauses to provide support to companies. The relation between Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence and Contracts is also particularly relevant in relation to the recent national developments and in particular the French Duty of Vigilance Law and the German Supply Chains Act. This podcast counts with the participation of Dr. Martijn Scheltema (partner of Pels Rijcken, professor at Erasmus Univerity Rotterdam and member of the Dutch Supreme Court Bar since 1997. He has been involved in several international landmark cases with the Dutch Supreme Court (e.g. Srebrenica, SNS expropriation, Urgenda) and business human rights cases (e.g. Shell Kiobel) and Dr. Daniel Schönfelder (RCP's European Legal Advisor and lawyer and lecturer in Business and Human Rights (BHR), actively involved in implementing the German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act at an international logistics firm), conducted by our interviewer and research associate of the Center Luís Prata Castro.Other relevant links to accompany the podcast episode are as follows: The EMC consultation: https://www.eur.nl/en/esl/events/cons...NOVA BHRE blogpost by Martijn, B. Braun & me on CSDDD & contracts: https://novabhre.novalaw.unl.pt/contr...The RCP Toolkit: https://www.responsiblecontracting.or...NOVA BHRE blogpost on Contracts &LkSG: https://novabhre.novalaw.unl.pt/effec...NOVA BHRE blogpost on Contracts & OECD: https://novabhre.novalaw.unl.pt/what-...Credits: Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright e Luís Prata CastroInterviewer: Luís Prata CastroInterviewees: Dr. Martijn Scheltema e Dr. Daniel SchönfelderEdition: Joana Mendes de Sousa
In this month’s podcast episode, we are discussing the intricate relationship between businesses and conflict dynamics, exploring why they're often deemed non-neutral actors. Delving into the responsibilities of corporations as non-state actors, we examine their International Humanitarian Law (IHL) duties during conflict scenarios. This discussion counts with the participation of Dr Jonathan Kolieb (Senior Lecturer in the Graduate School of Business and Law as well as the Co-Director of the Business and Human Rights Centre at the RMIT University) and is conducted by our interviewer and research associate of the Center Claudia Baptista.
Credits:
Coordenação: Dr. Claire Bright e Claudia Baptista
Entrevistadora: Claudia Baptista
Entrevistados: Dr. Jonathan Kolieb
Guião: Claudia Baptista Edição: Claudia Baptista
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Center on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
In the fifth episode of the podcast series "Decoding Sustainable Finance” (DSF), we address the topic of climate justice. Hosted by Raquel Burgoa Dias and João Maria Botelho this episode features an insightful discussion with Daria Shapovalova, Director of the Aberdeen University Centre for Energy Law and Coordinator of the Just Transition Lab.
In the fourth episode of the podcast series "Decoding Sustainable Finance” (DSF), we address the topic of sustainable finance and fintech. Hosted by Raquel Burgoa Dias and João Maria Botelho this episode features an insightful discussion with André Castro Silva, Associate Professor at Nova SBE and Visiting Associate Professor for the Kenneth C. Griffin Department of Economics at the University of Chicago.
In the third episode of the podcast series "Decoding Sustainable Finance” (DSF), we address the topic of climate transition and physical risk. Hosted by Dussu Djabula and João Maria Botelho this episode features an insightful discussion with Tiago de Melo Cartaxo, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Law at the University of Exeter and Director of Postgraduate Research for Humanities and Social Sciences, Cornwall.
In this second episode of the podcast series “Decoding Sustainable Finance” (DSF), we delve into the Green Taxonomy, a classification system that categorizes sustainable activities. Hosted by Raquel Burgoa Dias and João Maria Botelho this episode features an enlightening discussion with Paula Redondo Pereira, the Head of Regulatory Affairs at the Luxembourg Stock Exchange.
Join us for an enlightening discussion on the role of the Green Taxonomy in steering the flow of investments towards a more sustainable future.
In the first episode of the podcast series “Decoding Sustainable Finance” (DSF), we explore the intersection between finance, investing, and sustainable development. Hosted by Dussu Djabula and João Maria Botelho, this episode features an insightful conversation with Nicoletta Centofanti, General Manager of the Luxembourg Sustainable Finance Initiative.
Neste novo episódio, Odete Severino (perita em Direitos Humanos e Direitos da Criança) e Inês Poeiras (Presidente da Caminhos da Infância) conversam com Maria Miguel Oliveira da Silva (Investigadora Associada do NOVA BHRE). No Dia Mundial contra o Trabalho Infantil, discorrem sobre o trabalho infantil nas cadeias de abastecimento ao redor do globo, bem como acerca da situação portuguesa em particular, discutindo opções, metas e vias de erradicação da exploração infantil, sobretudo das suas piores formas até 2025.
Credits:
Coordenação: Dr. Claire Bright, Raquel Burgoa Dias e Maria Miguel Oliveira da Silva
Entrevistadora: Maria Miguel Oliveira da Silva
Entrevistados: Inês Poeiras e Odete Severino Soares
Guião: Maria Miguel Oliveira da Silva
Edição:Raquel Burgoa Dias
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Center on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
In month’s podcast episode, Paul Mougeolle (PhD researcher and project coordinator, legal advisor and spokesperson for the French NGO Notre Affaire à Tous) discusses with Cláudia Baptista (Research Associate at the NOVA BHRE) the scope and application of the French Duty of Vigilance Law. The conversation touches upon the corporate due diligence requirements under the French Law, including in matters of climate change and their implications for companies, and discusses recent case-law in France on this matter.
Credits:
Coordenação: Dr. Claire Bright e Claudia Baptista
Entrevistadora: Claudia Baptista
Entrevistados: Paul Mougeolle
Guião: Claudia Baptista
Edição: Claudia Baptista
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Center on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Neste novo episódio de podcast, Francisco Granja de Almeida (Associate Lawyer VdA) e Salomé Areias (Fashion Revolution Coord/PhD Fellow in Sustainability) em conversa com Raquel Burgoa Dias (Research Associate NOVA BHRE), dão-nos a conhecer os principais desafios que as empresas da indústria têxtil e do vestuário enfrentarão com a implementação da Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence and amending Directive, salientando que para reduzir os impactos ambientais dos têxteis é crucial uma mudança para modelos de negócios circulares.
Créditos:
Coordenação: Dr. Claire Bright e Raquel Burgoa Dias
Entrevistadora: Raquel Burgoa Dias
Entrevistados: Francisco Granja de Almeida e Salomé Areias
Guião: Raquel Burgoa Dias
Edição: Raquel Burgoa Dias
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Center on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
In this month’s podcast episode, topics relating to this year’s World Cup and some of the controversies surrounding it are discussed by Dr Antoine Duval (senior researcher of the ASSER Institute) and Cláudia Baptista. The conversation touches upon Qatar’s treatment of human rights before, during and after the event, FIFA’s preparation for it and some of its regulations regarding political statements and human rights protection, as well as the new measures implemented in International Sports Law following these issues.
Antoine’s article ‘How Qatars Migrant Workers Became FIFAs Problem: A Transnational Struggle for Responsibility’ is available at https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4022488
Créditos:
Coordenação: Dr. Claire Bright e Claudia Baptista
Entrevistadora: Claudia Baptista
Entrevistados: Antoine Duval
Guião: Claudia Baptista
Edição: Claudia Baptista
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Center on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Neste novo episódio do nosso Podcast dedicado ao tema da Sustentabilidade Energética e Direitos Humanos, a Profª Drª Lucila de Almeida (Abreu Chair in ESG Impact e Coordenadora do NOVA Green Lab na NOVA School of Law) e o Dr. Eduardo Moura (Human Rights and Sustainable Supply Chain Director na EDP) em conversa com Raquel Burgoa Dias e Claudia Baptista, dão-nos a conhecer como pode a energia ser digna do rótulo sustentável, respeitadora dos direitos humanos e orientada para o bem-estar social, bem como os desafios do framework legal (nacional e internacional) em matéria de due diligence em relação aos Direitos Humanos e Ambiente.
CRÉDITOS:
Coordenação: Dr. Claire Bright e Raquel Dias
Entrevistadoras: Raquel Burgoa Dias e Claudia Baptista
Entrevistados: Profª Drª Lucila de Almeida e Dr. Eduardo Moura
Guião: Raquel Burgoa Dias e Claudia Baptista
Edição: Raquel Burgoa Dias
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Center on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
In this podcast episode organised in partnership with PLMJ, Sarah Dadush (Professor at Rutgers Law School) and Claire Bright (Director of the NOVA BHRE) discuss, together with Inês Crispim (Associate at PLMJ and Research Associate at the NOVA BHRE), the Model Clauses to protect workers in international supply chains developed by the American Business Association and how they this type of model clauses are envisaged in the framework of the Draft Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence.
CREDITS:
Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Interviewers: Inês Crispim
Interviewee: Sarah Dadush and Claire Bright
Script: Inês Crispim
Editing: Joana Mendes de Sousa
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Center on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
On this new episode of the podcast series, Maria Pia Bianchetti (Programme Specialist on Child Rights and Business at UNICEF) and Maria Miguel Oliveira da Silva (Research Associate of the NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment) hold a conversation with regard to children’s rights in general and the Due Diligence legislation.
CREDITS:
Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Interviewers: Maria Miguel Oliveira da Silva
Interviewee: Maria Pia Bianchetti
Script: Maria Miguel Oliveira da Silva
Editing: Joana Mendes de Sousa
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Center on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Neste novo episódio do nosso Podcast, dedicado ao tema do impacto da proposta de Diretiva no setor financeiro e bancário, o Dr. Bruno Ferreira numa conversa com Dussu Djabula e Raquel Burgoa Dias dá-nos a conhecer as consequências práticas da implementação do processo continuado de devida diligência e da inclusão na sua estratégia empresarial, questões de direitos humanos, ambiente e objetivos de desenvolvimento sustentável. A publicação da tão aguardada Proposta de ‘Diretiva sobre Diligência Devida e Sustentabilidade Empresarial’ pela Comissão Europeia no dia 23 de Fevereiro de 2022 consubstancia um momento histórico na área de Business & Human Rights, e ao trazer um novo horizonte regulatório também traz consigo novos desafios e incertezas. Neste episódio abordam-se os principais desafios que os bancos e as empresas enfrentarão na implementação da Diretiva e de como serão afetadas as suas atividades.
CRÉDITOS:
Coordenação: Dr. Claire Bright, Ana Duarte e Alice Milheiras
Entrevistadoras: Dussu Djabula e Raquel Dias
Entrevistado: Dr. Bruno Ferreira
Guião: Dussu Djabula e Raquel Burgoa Dias
Edição: Joana Sousa
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Center on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
There is a growing interest from companies in conducting their business activities in a more responsible and sustainable way, nevertheless, there is one impact that is still rarely discussed: that of the “democracy footprint”, which includes corporate lobbying, political spending, and other forms of corporate political influence aimed at shaping regulations designed to benefit society.
In this new episode of the NOVA BHRE Podcast Dussu Djabula and Isabel Ruivo discuss with Professor Alberto Alemanno lobbying and how it can be used to enact societal changes.
Professor Alberto Alemanno, is an academic, author, social entrepreneur and a public interest lawyer. He’s Jean Monnet Professor of EU Law at HEC Paris and founder of The Good Lobby. Alberto's ultimate goal is to equalize access to power by mainstreaming lobbying as a new practice of civic and democratic life. Originally from Italy, Alberto is a graduate of Harvard Law School, the College of Europe and holds a PhD in International Law & Economics from Bocconi University.
CREDITS:
Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Interviewers: Dussu Djabula and Isabel Ruivo
Interviewee: Professor Alberto Alemanno
Script: Dussu Djabula and Isabel Ruivo
Editing: Alice Milheiras
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Center on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Neste novo episódio do nosso Podcast, dedicado ao tema da Responsabilidade Social das Empresas, a Dr.ª Maria Folque dá-nos a conhecer um instituto em constante evolução.
A publicação da tão aguardada Proposta de ‘Diretiva sobre Diligência Devida e Sustentabilidade Empresarial’ pela Comissão Europeia no dia 23 de Fevereiro de 2022 consubstancia um momento histórico na área de Business & Human Rights e na luta por uma conduta empresarial responsável e sustentável. Neste episódio abordam-se os seus impactos nas empresas portuguesas e formas como estas se podem começar a preparar.
Maria Folque é Consultora Principal da Área de Prática de Economia Social e Direitos Humanos da Vieira de Almeida & Associados e Coordenadora do Programa Pro Bono da mesma Firma, colaborando também com a Fundação Vasco Vieira de Almeida como Assessora Estratégica.
CRÉDITOS:
Coordenação: Prof.ª Dr.ª Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Entrevistadora: Alice Milheiras e Sara Pacheco
Entrevistada: Dr.ª Maria Folque
Guião: Alice Milheiras e Sara Pacheco
Edição: Alice Milheiras e Ana Duarte
Design: NOVA School of Law
Projeto: NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Colaboradores: Prof.ª Dr.ª Claire Bright e Madalena Simões
In this new episode of the podcast series, Alice Milheiras and Sara Félix hold a conversation with Dr. Maria Jose Luque, as part of the project on “the role of procedural environmental standards in the delineation of human rights due diligence”, funded by the Fritz-Thyssen foundation and carried out at Trier University, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Birgit Peters.
CREDITS:
Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Interviewers: Alice Milheiras and Sara Félix
Interviewee: Dr. Maria Jose Luque
Script: Dr. Tiago de Melo Cartaxo and Sara Félix
Editing: Alice Milheiras
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
In this new episode of the podcast series, Ana Duarte and Claire Bright hold a conversation with Dr. Ibironke Odumosu-Ayanu about Third World insights on Business and Human Rights.
CREDITS:
Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Interviewers: Dr. Claire Bright and Ana Duarte
Interviewee: Dr. Ibironke Odumosu-Ayanu
Script: Dr. Claire Bright and Ana Duarte
Editing: Alice Milheiras
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
In this new episode of the podcast series, Laura Íñigo Álvarez holds a conversation with Aintzane Márquez and Carolina Jiménez Sánchez about the relationship between business, human rights and migrant workers considering the perspective of women's rights.
CREDITS:
Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Interviewers: Dr. Laura Íñigo Álvarez
Interviewee: Dr. Aintzane Márquez and Dr. Carolina Jiménez Sánchez
Script: Dr. Laura Íñigo Álvarez
Editing: Alice Milheiras
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Collaborators: Ana Duarte
In this new episode of the Podcast series, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras hold a conversation with Céline da Graça Pires and Roberta Pinamonti, from BSR, on Renewables and Human Rights.
Note: The episode was recorded in May and, according to recent announcements, the EU Commission is delaying the publication of its proposal for Corporate Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence to the fall this year.
CREDITS:
Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Interviewers: Alice Milheiras and Ana Duarte
Interviewee: Céline da Graça Pires and Roberta Pinamonti
Script: Alice Milheiras and Céline da Graça Pires
Editing: Alice Milheiras and Ana Duarte
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Collaborators: Dr. Claire Bright and Rafaela Oliveira
In this new episode of the Podcast series, Ana Duarte and Dr. Laura Íñigo Álvarez hold a conversation with Eleanor Lumsden on the relationship between tech companies, inclusion and diversity.
CREDITS:
Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Interviewers: Ana Duarte and Dr. Laura Íñigo Álvarez
Interviewee: Eleanor Lumsden
Script: Ana Duarte and Dr. Laura Íñigo Álvarez
Editing: Ana Duarte
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Collaborators: Alice Milheiras e Rafaela Oliveira
In this new episode of the Podcast series, Dr. Claire Bright and Dr. Filipa Cansado Carvalho hold a conversation with Dr. Catherine Kessedjian on the Hague Rules on Business and Human Rights Arbitration, based on an article recently she published on the topic for the Journal du Droit International.
CREDITS:
Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Interviewers: Dr. Claire Bright and Dr. Filipa Cansado Carvalho
Interviewee: Dr. Catherine Kessedjian
Script: Dr. Claire Bright and Dr. Filipa Cansado Carvalho
Editing: Ana Duarte
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Collaborators: Alice Milheiras e Rafaela Oliveira
In this third episode of the podcast series, our Research Associates Dr. Athina Sachoulidou and Dr. Julia Garcia debate with Dr. Eduardo Saad-Diniz about Corporate Criminal Justice in Brazil.
CREDITS:
Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Interviewers: Dr. Athina Sachoulidou and Dr. Julia Garcia
Interviewee: Dr. Eduardo Saad-Diniz
Script: Dr. Athina Sachoulidou
Editing: Alice Milheiras and Ana Duarte
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Collaborators: Dr. Claire Bright, Dr. Julia Garcia and Margarida Arêlo Manso
Neste segundo episódio do nosso Podcast, dedicado ao tema da Responsabilidade Social das Empresas, a Prof.ª Dr.ª Catarina Serra dá-nos a conhecer um instituto em constante evolução.
CRÉDITOS:
Coordenação: Prof.ª Dr.ª Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Entrevistadora: Ana Duarte
Entrevistada: Prof.ª Dr.ª Catarina Serra
Guião: Ana Duarte
Edição: Ana Duarte
Design: NOVA School of Law
Projeto: NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Colaboradores: Prof.ª Dr.ª Claire Bright, Alice Milheiras and Rafaela Oliveira
In this first episode of the podcast series entitled 'An Introduction to Business, Human Rights and the Environment', Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras are in conversation with Dr. Laura Iñigo Álvarez.
CREDITS:
Coordination: Dr. Claire Bright, Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Interviewers: Ana Duarte and Alice Milheiras
Interviewee: Dr. Laura Íñigo Álvarez
Script: Alice Milheiras
Editing: Ana Duarte
Design: NOVA School of Law
Project: NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Collaborators: Dr. Claire Bright, Dr. Laura Íñigo Álvarez and Rafaela Oliveira