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Transitions/Human Rights

All about the wider issues that come out of the sustainability transitions including human rights

Sandy Jayaraj
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Transition as important as endgame for industrial revival

Industrial revival can sustain communities and provide infrastructure for new greener industrial processes and products. But how we get there is important.

Sandy Jayaraj
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Insurance industry creating impact and risk-adjusted returns

There are a number of ways in which insurance companies can have a positive impact - and make money at the same time.

Steven Bowen
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Mass tort and the Texas Two Step

Not illegal but isn't this just outsourcing liability?

Kristina Touzenis / Steven Bowen
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Moves to ban products made with forced labour

Avoiding human rights abuses in supply chains is increasingly important.

Steven Bowen
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What's ESG got to do with it?

It’s very important that companies provide meaningful and useful ESG data. The key words here are meaningful and useful.

Kristina Touzenis
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Are we doing enough about modern slavery?

The ILO and the IOM estimate there are 50 million people in situations of 'modern slavery'.

Kristina Touzenis / Steven Bowen
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Human rights law scope and impact is increasing

Torres Islanders’ have won a legal case involving climate damage and their right to enjoy culture and family life

Sandy Jayaraj
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Still low on philanthropic action

Whilst philanthropists and nonprofits are alarmed, there isn't enough action.

Sandy Jayaraj
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Energy, methane and orphaned wells

Abandoned and stranded fossil fuel assets need to be considered.

Steven Bowen / Kristina Touzenis
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The right to a clean environment could have big consequences

The Lawyer who defeated Shell predicts an “avalanche” of climate cases

Kristina Touzenis / Steven Bowen
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The new German supply chain law is just the beginning

A combination of local (& regional) regulation, with an increased use of international human rights law, will create long term risks for companies.

Kristina Touzenis / Steven Bowen
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Kenya tea pickers go to court

There is an obligation on private entities operating in jurisdictions other than the one where they are domiciled to operate according to human rights and labour standards

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