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Our blog is a space dedicated to exploring the interplay between business and human rights and the ever-evolving landscape of labour rights. Our articles delve into the latest research and advice, offering valuable insights and expert perspectives to help you navigate the terrain of responsible business.
From understanding the application of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) and the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises to providing guidance on human rights due diligence and sharing best practices, our blog aims to spark conversations and empower you with actionable knowledge to promote a world where business gets done with respect for people’s dignity.
Listen here to Tūhana Business and Human Rights Director Brent Wilton’s insights on emerging human rights issues for market access. Auckland Business Chamber Business Insight Series.
Brent Wilton, Director Tuhana Business and Human Rights, Former Global Director of Human and Workplace Rights (The Coca-Cola Company) and host Bosco Anthony discuss the past, present and future of Social Compliance, Human Rights diligence and the professionalisation of the Social Compliance Industry. (recording October 2023) Listen here.
Submissions and Reports
This section features our latest submissions and reports, showcasing our ongoing commitment to promoting responsible business conduct.
At Tūhana Business and Human Rights, we are dedicated to advocating for human rights in the business sector. In addition to our comprehensive reports for clients, we periodically prepare submissions that bring a human rights perspective to matters of national importance. A selection of these are linked below.
Statement of Findings OPC-Phosboucraa Phosphate Sourcing - 18 March 2024
Submission on MBIE Consultation on Modern Slavery and Worker Exploitation - June 2022
Submission on Ministerial Inquiry into Land Use (MILU) causing woody debris, including forestry slash, and sediment-related damage in Te Tairāwhiti, Tūranganui-a-Kiwa and Te Wairoa regions - March 2023
