Marisa McVey
@marisamcv.bsky.social
Academic at QUB School of Law • human rights • corporate accountability for human rights • (She/her)✨Views/hot takes unfortunately all my own✨
There are welcome signs that change is coming in the UK but any changes will need to take into account devolved arrangements too.
There are many people to thank for getting this paper to see the light of day, not least my QUB colleagues. Final article will be out in the new year, preprint below:
There are many people to thank for getting this paper to see the light of day, not least my QUB colleagues. Final article will be out in the new year, preprint below:
October 29, 2025 at 10:28 AM
There are welcome signs that change is coming in the UK but any changes will need to take into account devolved arrangements too.
There are many people to thank for getting this paper to see the light of day, not least my QUB colleagues. Final article will be out in the new year, preprint below:
There are many people to thank for getting this paper to see the light of day, not least my QUB colleagues. Final article will be out in the new year, preprint below:
I compare the EU's focus on due diligence with the more passive approach taken by the UK (so far). The paper also explores the (often overlooked) role of Northern Ireland and the implications of the Windsor Framework for business and human rights.
October 29, 2025 at 10:28 AM
I compare the EU's focus on due diligence with the more passive approach taken by the UK (so far). The paper also explores the (often overlooked) role of Northern Ireland and the implications of the Windsor Framework for business and human rights.
While the broader effects of the withdrawal of the UK from the EU have been extensively scrutinised, little attention has been paid to how each jurisdiction has comparatively sought to prevent and mitigate corporate human rights abuses.
October 29, 2025 at 10:28 AM
While the broader effects of the withdrawal of the UK from the EU have been extensively scrutinised, little attention has been paid to how each jurisdiction has comparatively sought to prevent and mitigate corporate human rights abuses.