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Article

1 Jan 2006

Author:
BankTrack, WWF

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By the end of 2005, only eight banks had publicly adopted a human rights policy: ABN AMRO, Barclays, HBOS, ING, Rabobank, Société Général, Standard Chartered and Westpac...Only Rabobank has committed to follow the UN Norms and explicitly endorsed the Universal Declaration. ABN AMRO and Westpac do not reference the UN Norms, but do reference many of the most important conventions that are incorporated into the Norms. Barclays has perhaps the most curious relationship with the Norms...