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New Approaches to Business, Human Rights and the Environment

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By David Birchall, Rachel Chambers
| TechTrends
The series ‘New Approaches to Business, Human Rights and the Environment’ contributes to the discussions which are highly relevant to legal and policy developments and meaningful changes in corporate practices in the area of business, human rights and the environment.
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Australia's biggest companies still fall short on gender equality

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By David Birchall
| Independent Australia Verified
A new benchmark of Australia's largest listed companies reveals a persistent gap between gender equality commitments and meaningful action. Dr David Birchall, Kathryn Fearnley, Andrea Abreu and Taniya Thomas report. AUSTRALIA RIGHTLY prides itself on its gender equality. It ranks 13th in the world for gender equality on the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Index and, in 2012, implemented the Workplace Gender Equality Act.
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Some of Australia’s largest companies are failing to ‘know and show’ their respect for human rights

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By David Birchall
| Daily Bulletin AU Verified
In our complex, interconnected world, there are risks of human rights violations throughout global supply chains. Examples include not only modern slavery and child labour, but also gender discrimination and violations of land, food and water rights. Many people care deeply about whether the companies they support are monitoring and addressing these issues. So, how do some of the biggest Australian companies measure up?
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