Save the EU Supply Chain Law

The European Parliament rejected the 'Omnibus Law', a deregulation proposal to overhaul the EU Supply Chain Law (CSDDD). This proposal would have completely gutted the strict due diligence directives. The EPP Group – the conservative parties, that includes Germany's CDU/CSU – tried to push the proposal through Parliament by openly blackmailing the democratic parties: they threatened to scrap the directive altogether with the far-right if they didn’t get their way. A disastrous signal — not only for human rights in supply chains, but also for our democracy!

As a result, the EPP Group failed, and the negotiations will now start all over.

Now there’s an acute danger that the EPP might team up with the far-right, but also a real chance to save the Supply Chain Law!

One thing is clear: there will be compromises. But what’s needed most is a

Save the Due Diligence Directive!

We've got the power - call your MEP now!

Here are some arguments:

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Save the Due Diligence Directive!

We've got the power - call your MEP now!

Here are some arguments:

1. Effective protection of human rights and the environment

2. A level playing field enhances competitiveness

3. Big business can afford it

4. Many companies support the law

5. An EU-wide approach is needed

6. Taking the entire supply chain into account

7. Those who cause harm must be held accountable

8. Don’t scrap climate action

9. No cooperation with the far-right

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The History

The Problem