International Code of Conduct for Private Security Service Providers Association

The ICoCA was formed to act as the governance and accountablity mechanism for the International Code of Conduct for Private Security Service Providers ("the Code"). The ICoCA accomplishes this by overseeing the implementation of the Code by its member companies, and by promoting the responsible provision of private security services and raising industry standards acress the globe.

ICoCA has provided feedback on the European Commission proposal for a Directive on corporate sustainability, which calls for mandatory human rights due diligence on the supply chains of large companies. ICoCA is eager to ensure the proposed legislation adequately takes into account human rights risks associated with the contracting of private security providers, as this represents one of the highest human rights risks in large companies' supply chains.

One of the ICoCA's objectives is to influence EU-member (and other) government policies concerning the procurement of responsible private security services. Specifically, ICoCA seeks to encourage the adoption of policies that promote and prioritize respect for human rights and international law by seeking to hire private security service providers that are members of the ICoCA. At present, membership in the ICoCA and completion of its membership requirements is the only common and international objective measure of a company's commitment to respect human rights and international law as they apply to the private security industry specifically.

http://www.icoca.ch

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