Corruption and Human Rights: Inextricably Linked

By Hannah Edmonds-Camara, Sarah Bishop & Benjamin Haley on December 13, 2019

In Part 2 of our business and human rights series to mark World Human Rights Day, we discuss the increasing recognition of the linkages between human rights abuses and corruption, and how companies can find efficiencies in their efforts to address these overlapping risks.

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The global business and human rights landscape: a “smart mix” of state measures and the challenges for multinational businesses

By Hannah Edmonds-Camara on December 10, 2019

Posted in Human Rights

In Part One of our blog series to honour the UN’s World Human Rights Day, we consider the evolving business and human rights landscape and some of the challenges this presents for multinations. This piece was first published in the U.K.’s Law Society Gazette on 10 December 2019.

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