For companies with capital-intensive activities or a major concentration of staff in areas of weak governance or conflict, physical security of staff, assets and the surrounding community can be the most visible and challenging aspect of the relationship between business and human rights. Business activity can be of strategic importance to governments and insurgent groups and therefore become focal points of conflict, which companies, in turn, can exacerbate, be victims of, and help alleviate. [refers to Anglo American, Barrick Gold, BP, Freeport- McMoRan]