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Human rights abuses
Companies implicated in human rights abuses, whether through direct operations or supply chains, pose significant ethical concerns. Investors often avoid such companies to not support or profit from exploitation and abuse.
Investment approaches can include screening out regions or companies with poor human rights records or actively engaging with companies to ensure better compliance with international human rights standards. Managers may also adhere to international norms and agreements, such as the UN Global Compact and the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, to screen potential investments.
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29 May 2024The Human Factor: Why Labour Rights MatterESGCheck
Labour rights are a cornerstone of any functioning society, ensuring that workers are treated with dignity, fairness, and respect. These rights encompass a range of issues, from fair wages and safe working conditions to the right to unionise and bargain collectively. In this article, we will explore why labour rights matter, the historical context behind these rights, and the ongoing challenges faced by workers worldwide.
24 May 2024Integrating Human Rights Considerations into...ESGCheck
In today's interconnected world, investors have a unique opportunity to influence corporate behaviour and promote positive social change through their investment decisions. One critical aspect of responsible investing involves integrating human rights considerations into investment analysis and decision-making processes.
10 Apr 2024ESG and RI: Beauty is in the eye of the beholderESGCheck
One of the most significant trends impacting managed funds and investment management has been the trend towards ESG - otherwise known as Environmental, Social & Governance, or more broadly, RI or Responsible Investment. According to some sources - particularly those who are strong advocates of the cause - 83% of investors consider ESG or RI to be a significant factor in their invest decision or choice of a managed fund. That may well be the case, but finding funds that meet an individual investor's requirements is anything but simple.
Human rights abuses
