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19 Feb 2015

Author:
Mizzima (Myanmar)

Most foreign investors evasive on human rights commitment: report

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...Some companies showed through their responses that they are leading in the area of human rights due diligence in Myanmar, and have provided useful guidance for other companies, according to the centre. Among the stronger responses came from oil and gas company BG Group, which explained its cross-functional approach to implementing its human rights policy; Adidas and Coca-Cola, which detailed not only their due diligence process prior to engagement, but also their on-going efforts; and Telenor, which cited a local system of reporting grievances related to sustainability issues...

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