Business & Human Rights Thermometer
Online Self-Assessment Tool
Understand more about respect for human rights in companies
Companies have a responsibility to monitor internationally recognized human rights, both in their own operations and in their value chains.
Guidelines and standards widely recognized by the international community, such as the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, state that companies must make a public commitment to uphold human rights and implement a continuous process of rights diligence aimed at identifying, preventing and mitigating risks and effects on human rights.
In line with the aforementioned guidelines, the Human Rights Thermometer presents standardized questions regarding:
Commitment to respect human rights
Human rights due diligence in company operations
Human rights due diligence in the supply chain
Grievance mechanisms
Critical human rights issues: decent work
Outros temas críticos de direitos humanos
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