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Management of Salient Human Rights Issues

Reporting principles

Part A Governance of Respect for Human Rights

  • Policy Commitment
  • Embedding Respect for Human Rights

Part B Defining a Focus of Reporting

  • Statement of Salient Issues
  • Determination of Salient Issues
  • Choice of Focal Geographies
  • Additional Severe Impacts

Part C Management of Salient Human Rights Issues

  • Specific Policies
  • Stakeholder Engagement
  • Assessing Impacts
  • Integrating Findings and Taking Action
  • Tracking Performance
  • Remediation
Part C

Management of Salient Human Rights Issues

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