Ensuring success for Canada’s human rights ombudsperson: the importance of collaborative dispute resolution

With the appointment of the first CORE, it is critical to proceed with the mandate originally proposed and implement processes consistent with the vision contained in the April 2019 order-in-council.

Natural Resources Minister Amarjeet Sohi is the minister responsible for the mining industry. In January 2018, the Canadian ombudsperson for responsible enterprise was established to address responsible business practices and allegations of human rights issues related to Canadian companies operating abroad in the mining, oil and gas, and textiles sectors.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY FELIX LEE, PIERRE GRATTON, AND JACKIE KING

June 17, 2019

In January 2018, the Canadian ombudsperson for responsible enterprise (CORE) was established to address responsible business practices and allegations of human rights issues related to Canadian companies operating abroad in the mining, oil and gas, and textiles sectors. In an attempt to reshape thi...

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