Human rights becomes a hard business risk in a fragmented world
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Human rights becomes a hard business risk in a fragmented world
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How should businesses navigate human rights in a more fragmented world?
In this episode of Sustainable Views, editor Philippa Nuttall sits down with Michael Clements, Executive Director for Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, to discuss the growing expectations on companies to protect workers, manage supply chain risks and respond to political and regulatory pressure. From mandatory due diligence to reputational risk and stakeholder activism, we explore how the human rights agenda is evolving — and what it means for boards, investors and sustainability leaders today.
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