Sustainable Investor
All posts tagged "HUMAN RIGHTS"
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6.2KEMEACharting the Course for a Social Taxonomy
The European Commission faces two possible paths for a taxonomy prioritising ‘S’ alongside ‘E’.
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EMEA
Fears for “Derailed” EU Due Diligence Directive Following Delay
WBA Gender Benchmark highlights the continued lack of supply chain transparency on social issues
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Commentary
ICYMI, the Climate Crisis is Heading West
G7 leaders are not short of advice, nor lessons from local history.
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3.3KFeaturesDue Diligence Roars Back into Fashion
Lack of awareness of human rights violations in apparel supply chains is no longer an excuse as incoming legislation forces accountability.
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4.2KAmericasThe ESG Interview: Human Rights Risk is a Business Risk
Anita Dorett, Director of the Investor Alliance for Human Rights, predicts a further increase in awareness of human rights risks among asset...
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2.2KAsia-PacificChina’s Long March to Net Zero
Corporates are a few steps behind on ESG disclosures, but momentum is building under pressure from regulators and investors.
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4.5KEMEARevised NFRD to Fuel SFDR, Taxonomy Compliance
Wider scope and increased granularity will bring Europe one step closer to effective sustainability reporting.
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Americas
Due Diligence May Remain ‘Flexible Concept’ Under EU Proposal
Investor liability over supply chains of investee companies to increase.
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Commentary
The Governance of Sustainability
Filip Gregor, Head of Responsible Companies at Frank Bold, explains the impact of two key European regulatory initiatives on material sustainability data...
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Industry
Covid-19 Exposed Corporates’ Inadequate Treatment of Workers – WBA Report
Corporates not providing comprehensive human rights disclosures less likely to be protecting workers.
