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Good Practice Guide: Global Migration

Tuesday Sep 28, 2010

BSR Staff

This report provides policy guidance on all key international labor migration areas for international companies, employers, and contractors. This collection of what BSR considers “good practice” is not an auditable standard and is not a substitute for company codes of conduct. This document will evolve as the dialogue on international labor migration evolves.

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Can Corruption in Your Value Chain Lead to Complicity in Gross Human Rights Abuses?

Joanna Lovatt, Associate, BSR; Alison Taylor, Managing Director, Sustainability Management, BSR; Jenny Vaughan, Human Rights Director, BSR; Céline da Graça Pires, Associate, BSR

If businesses fail to conduct conflict-sensitive human rights due diligence and integrate their anti-corruption and human rights efforts, they may be linked to human rights abuses conducted by a third party. BSR recommends enhanced human rights due diligence that is both conflict-sensitive and that integrates corruption risk.

Google’s Human Rights by Design

Dunstan Allison-Hope, Managing Director, BSR; Hannah Darnton, Manager, BSR; Michaela Lee, Manager, BSR

Google commissioned BSR to conduct a human rights assessment of its new celebrity recognition application program interface (API) while it was in development to identify, prevent, and mitigate potential human rights impacts.

Human Rights in a Global Supply Chain: Challenges and Approaches

Jenny Vaughan, Human Rights Director, BSR; Salah Husseini, Associate Director, Human Rights, BSR; Cynthia Wang, Associate, BSR

During its summer meetings, BSR's Human Rights Working Group covered topics ranging from women’s empowerment in the business context to applying human rights considerations to artificial intelligence systems as part of its discussion on implementation of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.

Q&A with BSR Senior Advisor Susan Morgan

Dunstan Allison-Hope, Managing Director, BSR; Susan Morgan, Senior Advisor, BSR

Dunstan Allison-Hope interviews Susan Morgan, BSR's newest senior advisor, on technology, ethics, and human rights in sustainable business.

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