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Home • Guides • The Business Case for Human Rights

The Business Case for Human Rights

What is the business case for human rights?

This guide covers how to approach integrating human rights into the core of a business. It sets out business reasons for integrating a human rights approach, including how to combat the naysayers and final points to take away.

Why adopting a human rights approach in business is not just rebranding of CSR

Adopting a human rights approach in business is not just another rebranding of corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives or philanthropy. Philanthropic giving is, of course, to be encouraged by any socially responsible company. Building a medical clinic, however, or even supporting a local NGO, cannot offset complicity in child labour practices or discriminatory treatment of workers.

Many stakeholders are now insisting that companies report on their human rights performance not just in their immediate operations, but all the way along their value chains.

Download the Business Case for Human Rights Guide

This guide provides:

  • 10 business reasons for inte-grating a human rights approach
  • A guide to combatting naysayers
  • 5 final points to take away

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