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The Due Diligence Project is research-advocacy project that aims to add content to the international legal principle of 'due diligence' in the context of State responsibility to end VAWG. The objective is to create and accountability framework based on the due diligence principle, namely the Due Diligence Framework together with guiding principles that are concrete and measurable across regions.
