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Business and Human Rights - mining sector and licence to operate: recent case studies

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By Sam Eastwood, Rachel Speight, James Ford
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Under international standards such as the UN Guiding Principles and the OECD Guidelines, companies are expected to conduct human rights and environmental due diligence to identify, assess, mitigate and remediate any adverse human rights or environmental impacts that they cause, contribute to or are otherwise linked to. A failure to do so can expose a company to legal, regulatory and reputational risk.
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United States-Ukraine Minerals Deal: Unlocking Ukraines Mineral Potential

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By Marina Besignano, Rachel Speight, Ian R. Coles, Gabriela Sakamoto
| Mondaq
In this article, the authors review the agreement between the governments of the United States and Ukraine that, among other things, aims to facilitate the joint development and monetization of Ukraine's natural resources, including minerals, oil, gas, and related infrastructure. Several months ago, the governments of Ukraine and the United States signed an Agreement on the Establishment of a United States-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund (the Agreement).
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Ukraine's PPP Reform: Legal Highlights And Potential Strategic Opportunities For Investors

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By Marina Besignano, Joseph Seliga, Rachel Speight, Olivier Mélédo
| Mondaq
On 19 June 2025, the Ukrainian Parliament adopted a landmark Law on Public-Private Partnership ("PPP Law"), set to be signed by the President and published imminently. This long-awaited reform aims to modernise Ukraine's legal framework for PPPs, including concessions, aligning it with international and EU standards. To date, just prior to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, only two major concession projects have been launched in the country: the Olvia and Kherson seaports.
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