What do China’s new supply chain security and counter-extraterritoriality rules mean for European companies trying to conduct human rights and environmental due diligence?
Together they discuss China’s new regulations on supply chain security and countering the undue exercise of extraterritorial jurisdiction, and what they could mean for European and other international companies carrying out human rights and environmental due diligence in the country.
You’ll also hear more about:
The growing tension between Chinese regulations and European and US requirements on forced labour and supply chain due diligence
How the new rules could make it harder for companies to gather information and conduct audits in Chinese supply chains
How China’s approach to ESG and social responsibility differs from European approaches, particularly when it comes to human rights, independent oversight and civil society participation
Whether Chinese due diligence and sustainability initiatives can provide alternatives to international tools and standards
Katja’s advice to companies on how they can continue conducting responsible due diligence in China while also protecting both workers and those carrying out investigations
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