Reports

Submission on the Draft Guiding Principles

Monday Jan 24, 2011

Faris Natour, Former Managing Director, Advisory Services, BSR

BSR submitted commentary on the draft "Guiding Principles for the Implementation of the United Nations 'Protect, Respect, and Remedy' Framework" proposed by Professor John Ruggie, Special Representative to the UN Secretary General for Human Rights and Business.

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Reports

In Search of Justice: Pathways to Remedy at the Porgera Gold Mine

Margaret Jungk, Managing Director, Human Rights, BSR; Ouida Chichester, Manager, BSR; Chris Fletcher, Former Associate, BSR

Artificial Intelligence: A Rights-Based Blueprint for Business

Dunstan Allison-Hope, Managing Director, BSR

Artificial intelligence (AI)—and the big data business models underpinning it—is disrupting how we live, work, do business, and govern. We have published three papers describing a human rights-based blueprint for responsible business practice with regard to AI, both within and beyond the technology sector.

A Human Rights-Based Approach to Artificial Intelligence

Dunstan Allison-Hope, Managing Director, BSR

Today, we are publishing three papers describing a potential blueprint for responsible business practice with regard to artificial intelligence (AI) both within and beyond the technology sector.

Building Responsibly Announces Worker Welfare Principles

Michaela Lee, Manager, BSR

Building Responsibly has developed a set of Worker Welfare Principles that establish a common, global baseline for the treatment of workers in the engineering and construction industry.

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