All posts tagged "HUMAN RIGHTS"
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Asia-Pacific
Australian Parliament Approves Magnitsky-style Sanctions Law
The legislation will allow Australia to address gross human rights violations, serious corruption, malicious cyber activity, among other themes.
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743Cop26 PerspectivesThe ESG Interview: Walking the Talk
Josina Kamerling, Head of Regulatory Outreach, EMEA, CFA Institute, says Europe is only at the "beginning of the beginning" of its sustainability...
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Europe
GRI Puts Human Rights at Heart of New Standards
Sustainability reporting body provides greater clarity on materiality, launches sector-specific standards, strengthens the governance disclosures.
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Commentary
The Private Law Enforcement Compass
The forthcoming Due Diligence Directive is likely to further increase opportunities for ESG-related litigation, says Alex Leitch, Head of London Complex Litigation...
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847FeaturesKnowing the ABCs of SDGs
Investors are being urged to take a more targeted approach to supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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Commentary
ICYMI, It’s Crunch Time in the Big Apple
This week, an Englishman, an American and an Australian walked into a climate crisis.
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Europe
Cautious Welcome for EU Social Taxonomy
Industry warns on exclusion risks and insufficient minimum standards, as Europe looks to put social factors on par with environmental ones.
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Cop26 Essentials
US Regulatory Update: Making up for Lost Time
The Biden administration has made a quick start on ESG disclosures and other regulatory measures, with more change in the pipeline.
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Europe
Europe’s Due Diligence Rules Key to Sustainability Reporting
Despite the delay, the EC’s Sustainable Corporate Governance initiative is unlikely to be “watered down”.
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Cop26 Essentials
EU Regulatory Update: Clarifications Ahead of COP26
After an avalanche of activity in H1 2021, institutional investors should expect no let-up as the Commission seeks to clarify ESG-related rules...
