Joshua Ngulu

Graduate Research Assistant @Un Working Group On Business And Human Rights

Nottingham, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Nov 2023 — Present

Graduate Research Assistant @Un Working Group On Business And Human Rights

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In its report on ‘Investors, ESG and Human Rights’, the United Nations Working Group on Business and Human Rights aims to provide practical guidance to States, businesses, especially financial institutions of all types, civil society and other stakeholders on how to align better Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) approaches by investors with the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) in the context of financial products and services.My specific task is to review and analyse the existing judicial and other dispute mechanisms in which investors have been held accountable for adverse human rights (including environmental and climate change) impacts of their investments, and the consequences to victims of these decisions. In addition, to review and analyse current investor (including investor associations) human rights policies and approaches to determine in what ways, if any, they provide for remedies by the investors to victims of adverse human rights impacts of their investments.

EDUCATION

2019 — 2023

University of Nottingham

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

2010 — 2012

University of Nairobi

Master of Laws - LLM

2009 — 2010

Kenya School of Law

Diploma in Law

2004 — 2008

University of Nairobi

Bachelor of Laws - LLB

2010 — 2013

Kenya Accountants and Secretaries National Examinations Board (KASNEB)

Certified Public Secretaries of Kenya (CPS-K)

ABOUT JOSHUA NGULU

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