From Vigilance to Omnibus: Is the CSDDD Heading Down the Same Path as France’s Due Diligence Law?

The CSDDD Omnibus I rollback mirrors the enforcement struggles of France’s eight-year-old Loi de Vigilance. As the UK watches from the sidelines, cross-border companies face a patchwork of due diligence rules that may produce more confusion than accountability.

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2026-06-18
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https://doi.org/10.21428/9885764c.b60d8da5
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Corporate Law and Human Rights
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From Vigilance to Omnibus: Is the CSDDD Heading Down the Same Path as France’s Due Diligence Law?

Hugo Rindel
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From Vigilance to Omnibus: Is the CSDDD Heading Down the Same Path as France’s Due Diligence Law?

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The CSDDD Omnibus I rollback mirrors the enforcement struggles of France’s eight-year-old Loi de Vigilance. As the UK watches from the sidelines, cross-border companies face a patchwork of due diligence rules that may produce more confusion than accountability.

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