Le Réseau International de Groupes d’Action sur l’Alimentation Infantile (IBFAN) se réjouit de la décision du gouvernement suisse de supprimer l’installation visant à promouvoir l’eau en bouteille de l’entreprise Nestlé, initialement prévue dans le cadre Pavillon Suisse de la...
On the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, IBFAN would like to congratulate the States parties as well as the Committee on the Rights of the Child for the...
Ce long métrage relate l’histoire d’un représentant de formules infantiles pakistanais confronté aux méfaits de la multinationale pour laquelle il travaille et qui décide de s’y opposer, sans savoir qu’il devra payer cher le prix de son combat. Des...
Baby Milk Action press release 9 September 2014. Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) 8 September: Oscar-winning director, Danis Tanovic, took to the stage to resounding applause following the screening of Tigers, his new 90-minute fact-based drama, and revealed that the character played...
After months of advocacy efforts by public interest civil society organisations (CSOs) gathered in a coalition of 150 members for a more participatory and democratic UN process leading up to ICN2 (the Second International Conference on Nutrition), a first...
Public Interest CSOs, Indigenous Peoples and Social Movements reiterate their demand for full civil society participation in ICN 2 process, as well as express their growing concern over corporate sector participation. Lien vers le communiqué de presse sur le...
Baby Milk Action, a campaign group that monitors the baby food industry against United Nations marketing standards, says it has received a letter (dated 9 July 2014) from the Executive Director of the UN Global Compact, Mr Georg Kell,...
Baby Milk Action has today sent an open letter to the Executive Director of the UN Global Compact, George Kell, over the failure of the Global Compact Office to hold Nestlé to account for breaking its stated commitment to abide by...
UN Human Rights Council decides to start elaborating an international legally binding instrument to end human rights abuses and impunity by transnational corporations and other business enterprises Lien vers le communiqué de presse sur le site de FIAN International...
Yesterday, a resolution was adopted in the UN Human Rights Council that will begin the process of elaborating an international legally binding instrument on business and human rights.