Integrating Human Rights into Due Diligence Processes

Authored by Luke Wilde, CEO, twentyfifty

In this article, Luke Wilde, the CEO of TwentyFifty, explains how companies need a due diligence approach to ensure that they become aware of, prevent, and address adverse human rights impacts.

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Chip Pitts
Lecturer in Law, Stanford Law School and Oxford University
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