Human & labour rights

Human rights continue to edge up ESG agenda with developments on both sides of the Atlantic

In the first proposal of its kind, a shareholder is requesting a report from railroad company CSX on how it would go about paying reparations for the railways it operates on that were built with slave labour prior to abolition.

Australian bank will give some profit from loan to affected parties

Study finds appetite for mandatory ESG due diligence as part of corporate governance reforms

Investors have to participate in a discussion about the relationship between citizens, communities, workers, corporations, investors, and the state.

The company, which faces US sanctions over severe human rights violations, is included in the fund despite strong ESG screens

The latest developments in Europe’s ambitious sustainable finance policy package

The CEO of the Principles for Responsible Investment maps out 2020

The idea that indices can be purely a measure of economic activity is under scrutiny

Can tech giants create sustainable and accountable growth models?