Seminarium 11 januari kl. 16:30-18

En lag laddad med möjligheter för framgångsrikt näringsliv i en bättre framtid

I början av november kom EU överens om att kriminalisera allvarliga miljöbrott i EU. För att samma regler ska gälla världen över är nästa steg att göra storskalig miljöförstöring – ekocid – till ett brott inom ramen för Internationella brottmålsdomstolen i Haag.

Hur kan ännu mer lagstiftning vara en möjlighet för er verksamhet? Vilka eventuella risker skulle det kunna medföra? Varför skulle ni som företag vilja stödja det?

Välkommen till Social Venture Network, Lilla Nygatan 13 i Stockholm kl. 16:30-18.
Anmäl dig här.

Medverkande:
Nina Macpherson, tidigare Chief Legal Officer för Ericsson. Styrelseledamot i bl.a. Traton SE och Scania AB.

Jonas Roupé, industriell strateg och expert inom cirkulär ekonomi och hållbarhet. Har haft ledande befattningar på bl.a. Ragn-Sells, TeliaSonera och Ericsson. Författare till flera rapporter, bl.a. om värdet av ekocidlag

 

Share this post

Other articles

KPMG features ecocide law

KPMG Onsite Solutions invited us to a client event, to talk about how to address a looming threat to fair competition.

EU Council votes to criminalize “cases comparable to ecocide”

Cases comparable to ecocide will be criminal in the EU. Member states have 24 months to implement the directive “Protection of the environment through criminal law”.

Human rights and the environment – increasingly important issues for companies and their advisors

On March 7, 2024 the Swedish Bar Association and Ecocide Law Alliance, together with law firms Cirio and Mannheimer Swartling, hosted solicitors and commercial lawyers at a seminar on human rights and the environment.

Circular economy and ecocide law – two keys to unlock the future

A circular economy offers a way out and ecocide law supports it. Join us on-site in Stockholm or online on April 9th to find out more.

Swedish companies urge criminalizing ecocide

Swedish companies from a broad range of industries now back the Ecocide Law Alliance initiative to criminalize mass environmental destruction – ecocide – within the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, ICC. Thus, the companies are increasing the pressure on the Swedish government to work towards an international law against serious environmental crimes. The initiative is backed by Exponential Roadmap Initiative and We Don’t Have Time.

EU Parliament votes to criminalize cases “comparable to ecocide”

The European Parliament has today voted through a new environmental crime directive, which includes provision to criminalise cases ‘comparable to ecocide’.
Visit the news archive

Ecocide Law Alliance is a foundation with the purpose to work for the introduction of the crime of ecocide in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.

Sign up to our newsletter here

Website designed & developed by Azote

Linkedin

Get in touch by sending the secretariat an email at contact@ecocidelawalliance.org


Privacy policy