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| | | ... associate and co-head of the Allens Climate Change Group. "The agreement specifically refers to indigenous people, human rights, and vulnerable ecosystems, which means these matters will need to be into account and that everyone should have an appropriate ... |
| | | | ... be further excluded if it is "materially involved in causing or perpetuating injustice and suffering; infringing human rights; supporting oppressive regimes; animal testing for cosmetic purposes; having unacceptable environmental management practices ... |
| | | | Human rights are a growing concern for investors around the world, and investors are looking how to manage human rights exposures in their investments, as well as how to positively impact and improve on areas such as education, healthcare and safety. ... |
| | | | Australian businesses are increasingly recognising they need to manage human rights risks in their supply chains, but lack clear strategies and processes to take action, according to new research from the Australian Human Rights Commission, Australian ... |
| | | | ... between the GRI G4 Reporting Guidelines and the concepts of the United Nations Guiding Principle on Business and Human Rights. GRI notes that there are linkages in the concepts of due diligence, grievance mechanisms and impact assessments, which are ... |
| | | | ... Global Compact, etc. That's good. It's great that there are framework that are specifically focused on reports on human rights impacts, or corruption. But there are only really one or two ways to collect the data. In communicating with stakeholders about ... |
| | | | ... Network, a worldwide network of ESG research providers which utilise the EIRIS research methodology. See Also: Corporate Human Rights Benchmark issues draft indicators |
| | | | ... opportunities; climate strategy; financial stability and systemic risk; financial inclusion; labour practices and human rights; human capital development; stakeholder engagement; risk and crisis. This year, RobecoSAM assessed 85% of the invited universe's ... |
| | | | ... intensive organisations or those reliant on carbon intensive sectors, but it applies across a raft of areas including human rights in the supply chain, energy, and social license to operate more broadly." Bell will lead nearly 100 people in Australia. ... |
| | | | ... an unacceptable risk to members' future retirement savings for the potential return. The decision signalled that human rights concerns are linked to financial returns of this stock in the fund's estimation. Sarah Barker, special counsel, Minter Ellison ... |
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