When the Floor Becomes the Ceiling
As human rights due diligence becomes a legal obligation, there is a growing risk that companies will do only what the law requires. This article explores why meaningful, risk-based due diligence goes beyond compliance—and why it delivers better outcomes for people, businesses and legal risk alike.
Conflict Zones, Human Rights, and the Boardroom
How should companies manage human rights risks in conflict-affected contexts? This article outlines what the UNGPs require and the key questions boards should ask before a crisis hits.
What Climate Change and Nature Loss Are Quietly Changing About Human Rights Risk
This is true for several reasons: Environmental change is reshaping traditional human rights risks and redefining what effective prevention and mitigation require. Entirely new categories of risk are emerging, which many companies are not yet prepared to address. Corporate impacts on climate and nature can expose new groups of people to harm unless effectively mitigated. […]
CSDDD i ny version | Vad gäller nu
EU har antagit förändringarna i CSDDD. Nu kommer frågorna från klienter, kollegor och samarbetspartners: Hur ska vi förhålla oss till den nya versionen av lagstiftningen? Vad är nytt och vad är oförändrat?
From Compliance to Competitiveness: Why Human Rights and Nature Are Core to Business Strategy
Over the past two decades of working with companies across industries, one pattern has become increasingly clear: aligning with international standards on human rights, the environment and good governance is not only the right thing to do—it is also the smart thing to do. There may be uncertainty about the regulatory landscape, but future-looking businesses […]