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| | | ... negative exclusions include fossil fuel production, weapons and armaments, alcohol, tobacco, gambling, deforestation, human rights violations and unethical corporate governance. It targets investments that have a measurable contribution to the UN sustainable ... |
| | | | ... including in sustainable finance; whole-of-economy decarbonisation; climate and environmental science and policy; human rights; and Indigenous rights and perspectives. The taxonomy project is designed to provide a common standard for green and transition ... |
| | | | ... improving transparency and integrity to a system that is seen as 'broken' by many stakeholders; and linking human rights, particularly Indigenous rights, with environmental protection. This is also a key component of the GBF. In parallel, there ... |
| | | | ... investing funds are attracting investor attention. Etienne added there will be growing sophistication in the market for human rights issues. Biodiversity and the link with climate change and the energy transition will be key investment themes going forward ... |
| | | | ... applied in combination with other reporting standards. The ISSB is seeking feedback on biodiversity, human capital, human rights, and integration in reporting. The standards were launched at the IFRS Foundation's annual conference and a week of events ... |
| | | | ... Robeco's engagement program, Zandbergen-Albers noted. With all three thematic issues - social rights, biodiversity and human rights, Robeco uses collaborative bodies as well as individual engagements as different tools in their active ownership strategies. ... |
| | | | ... special issues relating to the reporting requirements in Part 2 of the Modern Slavery Act." Introducing mandatory human rights due diligence would also align the Modern Slavery Act with other international regulation. "At FSI, we're captured by the UK ... |
| | | | ... domestic and international stakeholders, the attorney general noted. The review has been issued in the same week that human rights organisation Walk Free has issued its most recent Global Slavery Index, which found that 50 million people worldwide live ... |
| | | | ... is declared, international humanitarian law comes into force, noted The risk of companies being involved in grave human rights abuses, as well as violations of international humanitarian law (IHL), noted Fauve Kurnadi, a legal adviser on international ... |
| | | | ... to be "very well protected, ensuring there is a fair process, procedural justice," Gutierrez added. The Australian Human Rights Commission resolves complaints through an informal process of conciliation. "There is a shift towards more informal intervention ... |
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