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[Webinar recording] Human rights reporting and accountability

  • 30 August 2016

ETI's Head of Knowledge and Learning, Cindy Berman joined Assent Compliance and University of Sheffield recently to discuss expectations for the future in human rights reporting, accountability and the impact on businesses.


New advanced training course: Human rights due diligence


The panel explored:


  • Why should companies start thinking about human rights reporting and accountability?
  • Will there be a shift in focus from materiality to reporting on salient human rights issues?
  • Why reporting on the impact of human rights means going beyond the supply chain.

You can download the slides and listen to the webinar, here.

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