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27 March 2026
Omnibus I: what the CSRD revision really changes for companies
A few months ago, I wrote a first article to explain the Omnibus package in plain terms. Since then, the European institutions have finalised the legislative process, and the text was published in the Official Journal on 26 February 2026. Here is what to remember now, in March 2026, with the final figures and timelines.
Read the article →13 March 2026
Yves Rocher found liable for its duty of vigilance: what the court tells multinationals
On 12 March 2026, the Paris judicial court found the Rocher group, parent company of the Yves Rocher cosmetics group, liable for failing in its duty of vigilance over violations of workers' rights in Türkiye. It is the first time in France that a company has been financially sanctioned on this basis.
Read the article →1 December 2025
Business and human rights in the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises
Even after ten years in this field, some events still manage to fascinate me enough to fill fifteen pages of notes! That's exactly what happened at the conference "Business and human rights in the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises."
Read the article →15 November 2025
How far does the right to privacy at work go?
An SNCF employee had been dismissed after inappropriate files and false certificates drawn up for the benefit of third parties were discovered on his work computer.
Read the article →14 November 2025
Omnibus: understand it in 1 minute
In recent years, the European Union has adopted two directives to make companies more accountable.
Read the article →12 November 2025
The Sarkozy case: is being alone in a cell a human rights violation?
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy was incarcerated at La Santé prison following his conviction. According to some reports, he was placed in isolation for security reasons.
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