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Now What? Three Success Factors for Translating the Corporate Responsibility to Respect into Practice
by Faris Natour, Leading Perspectives: A Trends and Solutions Publication from Business for Social Responsibility; Spring 2009. Corporate responsibility for human rights is a hot topic. As part of the discussions over the last few years, UN Special Representative for Business and Human Rights, John Ruggie, facilitated the development of a conceptual framework: ‘Protect, Respect, and Remedy.’ It asserts that the state maintains its duty to protect citizens from corporate human rights abuses. The corporate … Continue reading →
Posted in Corporate Responsibility, Issue 3: Autumn 2009
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Tagged collaboration, Corporate Responsibility, Demonstrating Social Impact, Ethics, human rights, John Ruggie, Social Innovation, United Nations
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