Return ESG to ‘common-sense’ values investing
NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights report argues one composite score makes ESG ‘a bundle of contradictions’
Human Rights
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Unilever case study: Managing ESG controversy within a sustainable portfolio
Castlefield’s Ita McMahon explains how the team actively engaged with Unilever over its continued presence in Russia
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Climate crisis the ‘single greatest threat to human rights’
Ahead of COP28 BHRRC’s Phil Bloomer discusses a human rights-focused transition and policy investors can support
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Fund in focus: FSSA team one of the best in the business
Hargreaves Lansdown’s Dominic Rowles looks at how Asia fund tackles ESG in the region
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Chronos Sustainability expands human rights expertise
‘Human rights an increasingly critical area of focus’
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Road to COP28: UAE on human rights watchlist, UN’s ‘gates of hell’ warning
UAE is added to the Civicus Monitor Watchlist of countries with declining civic freedoms
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Investor coalition urges ISSB to prioritize reporting on human and worker rights
ShareAction says investor demand for greater volumes of better-quality workforce data ‘is at an all-time high’
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Investor coalition urges ISSB to prioritise reporting on human and worker rights
ShareAction says investor demand for greater volumes of better-quality workforce data ‘is at an all-time high’
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Food and drinks companies fail to address forced labor risks
KnowTheChain finds ‘alarmingly’ little being done at 60 major companies and urges investor action
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Food and drinks companies fail to address forced labour risks
KnowTheChain finds ‘alarmingly’ little being done at 60 major companies and urges investor action
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The US states with more forced labor than Pakistan
Since 2021 most US states have been ranked high risk for the most critical forms of supply chain ESG risk
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UK among ‘high risk’ European countries for labour rights
Spain, Italy, and Greece have seen increases in risk associated with forced labour as well