The Promise and the Limits of the Yves Rocher Judgement: Civil Liability in Risk-Based Due Diligence

Pınar Kara

doi:10.17176/20260508-172934-0

May 8, 2026Open Access

The Promise and the Limits of the Yves Rocher Judgement: Civil Liability in Risk-Based Due Diligence

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The aim is to analyze the Yves Rocher judgement's implications for civil liability and due diligence in international contexts.
Review of legal interpretations surrounding the Yves Rocher judgement
Analysis of civil liability frameworks
Discussion on the application of risk-based due diligence
Clarified the legal standards for civil liability under international law
Highlighted the effectiveness and limitations of risk-based due diligence standards
Indicated areas needing further legal development to enhance compliance mechanisms

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This analysis reveals the implications of the Yves Rocher judgement on civil liability and risk-based due diligence in international law, suggesting important legal considerations.

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