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The elephant and the mouse: how corporate giants can avoid trampling on their stakeholders

The #MeToo protests are part of a rising worldwide social justice movement that is driving corporate uptake of ESG principles

The #MeToo protests are part of a growing social justice movement that is driving corporate uptake of ESG principles. Image: Reuters/Issei Kato

John Morrison
Chief Executive Officer, The Institute for Human Rights and Business (IHRB)
Julia Olofsson
Head, Human and Child Rights, Ingka Group (IKEA)
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