Davos 2022

How businesses can step up for human rights during this global crisis

Boards and the businesses they oversee have an increasingly important role in ensuring human rights are upheld. Pictures here is a man holding up a placard during a street protest.

Boards and the businesses they oversee have an increasingly important role in ensuring human rights are upheld. Image: Reuters

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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