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News·Compliance & Enforcement Brief

New Due Diligence Laws Force Companies to Rethink Human Rights and Anti-Corruption Compliance

Business at OECD and the International Organization of Employers have published a new guide, “Connecting the Anti-Corruption and Human Rights Agendas: A Guide for Business and Employers’ Organizations.” Meanwhile, several jurisdictions are introducing new regulations on human rights due diligence, which puts a spotlight on human rights compliance and causes companies to rethink their compliance and sustainability functions.

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