Today (2 December 2025) we’re excited to unveil our new name, as well as a refresh of our brand and visual identity.

Our new name

We are now known as the Business and Human Rights Centre. This small but important adjustment to our name is intended to make our brand simpler, more dynamic and more indicative of what the Centre does, providing in-depth research, data and analysis on the human rights impact of thousands of companies worldwide.

Our name now better reflects the organisation’s breadth of work with the movement and our mission: “With partners and allies worldwide, we seek to put human rights at the heart of business to deliver a just economy, climate justice, and end abuse.”

Our new logo

Our new logo is an evolution of the previous organisational logo, expressing the power of connection, and emphasising the importance of global collaboration to build a more just and inclusive future for all.

Our new look

The refresh of our visual identity has been designed with two key principles in mind:

First, it is internationally inclusive – displaying seamlessly and accessibly across all alphabets and for users of our 11-language website – and secondly it is digital- and social-first, recognising the essential role that online communication plays for the organisation and for the global movement for human rights in business.

As part of our commitment to global inclusivity, our new identity uses the only font dedicated to covering every script and language, designed with the goal of achieving visual harmony across multiple languages and scripts.

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For any questions or comments about the changes we’ve made, please email [email protected].

Downloadable assets

You can download our new logo lockup in 10 languages below.