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  • Vale suspended from Corporate Human Rights Benchmark over dam disaster

    Terry Slavin, (Feb 1, 2019)

    Terry Slavin reports on the fallout from Brazil's latest deadly mining accident and investor calls for an global independent body to monitor mines from a group led by the Church of England Pensions Board

  • A year of straddling the fault lines on human rights

    John Morrison, (Dec 18, 2018)

    John Morrison of the Institute for Human Rights and Business says 2018 saw business find common cause with civil society on fundamentals such as rule of law and freedom of expression

  • US companies perform twice as badly as Europeans on human rights ranking

    Terry Slavin, (Nov 15, 2018)

    Starbucks and Kraft Heinz are among a dubious roll call of American firms that scored less than 10% on the Corporate Human Rights Benchmark, where Germany’s Adidas took first place

  • New human rights ranking shows most firms have barely left the starting line

    Phil Bloomer, (Nov 11, 2018)

    Phil Bloomer of the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre assesses the results of the 2018 Corporate Human Rights Benchmark and finds that while there has been welcome progress among a small group of leaders, the vast majority of companies are content to under-perform

  • Comment: ‘Benchmarking has started a race to the top on human rights reporting’

    Magdalena Kettis, (May 18, 2018)

    The Corporate Human Rights Benchmark has led to a surge in human rights reporting since it was launched a year ago, but the failure of more than a quarter of companies to engage is cause for deep concern, says Magdalena Kettis of Sweden’s Nordea Bank

  • Top stories of 2017: #5 Focus sharpens on human rights in supply chains

    Nadine Hawa, (Dec 13, 2017)

    Nadine Hawa charts a momentous year, including the Corporate Human Rights Benchmark and UNGP assurance guide, new stakeholder alliances, the spread of disruptive technology and France's due dilligence law

  • Analysis: Human rights – New benchmark to rank companies on human rights performance

    Nadine Hawa, (Jan 14, 2015)

    Index will rank companies on human rights in effort to drive better performance

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Why NGOs love Allianz, Axa and Swiss Re and are sharply divided on Nestlé

Posted on Jan 29, 2019

As SIGWATCH’s Robert Blood explains, the three insurance firms are out-performed only by Unilever in this year’s index of companies most praised by NGOs while the food giant wins praise and condemnation in equal measure

How can the tourism sector regain its place in the sun?

Posted on Jan 25, 2019

Amid over-tourism accusations and growing concern about climate impacts, Ethical Corporation looks at sustainability efforts in the cruise, hotels and airlines industries in this month's issue of the magazine

Peril on the high seas: the global push to rescue oceans

Posted on Jan 22, 2019

From the Alliance to End Plastic Waste to new rules on cutting shipping emissions, Angeli Mehta looks at the plethora of initiatives to relieve the unprecedented stresses on marine life

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The disruptors: How Mindy Lubber is leading the green business fight in Trump’s America

Posted on Jan 30, 2019

Oliver Balch talks to the CEO of Ceres about the Green New Deal, Climate Action 100+, and why business has to be at the table in the fightback against the rollback of environmental legislation

How can the tourism sector regain its place in the sun?

Posted on Jan 25, 2019

Amid over-tourism accusations and growing concern about climate impacts, Ethical Corporation looks at sustainability efforts in the cruise, hotels and airlines industries in this month's issue of the magazine

‘While Bolsonaro grandstands in Davos, he is wreaking untold damage in Amazon’

Posted on Jan 23, 2019

Dinamam Tuxá of Articulation of the Indigenous Peoples of Brazil says despite the president’s attempts to woo the global elite at WEF, the indigenous people who are protecting forests are under severe threat

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