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From an attack on the rules-based international order to a new geopolitical corporate responsibility?
Bennett Freeman, Steering Committee member of B4Ukraine, explores the opportunity Russia's military aggression in Ukraine provides to improve business understanding of corporate responsibility.
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Duty failure: Scant evidence of effective due diligence by companies operating in Russia
Companies operating in Russia remain woefully unaware of their human rights responsibilities, Ella Skybenko of BHRRC finds.
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A legacy for Qatar 2022: Football can no longer stand on the human rights sidelines
Long after the final whistle has blown, football associations should still be players in the field when it comes to addressing the human rights harms faced by the workers upon whose backs world sporting events are built.
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After mixed results at COP 27, litigation and legislation can advance the fight for climate justice and a just transition
While multilateral diplomacy is essential for arresting climate change, more is likely required to bolster variable approaches by individual governments and voluntary efforts by companies to limit emissions. Climate and just transition litigation, combined with legislative advances, may provide important support to this effort.
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Centering worker rights: Insights from the Fair Food Program
Antonella Angelini & Shauna Curphey explore the impacts of the Fair Food Program, which seeks to improve worker rights in the agricultural sector in the US
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