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• Bridging the Gap: Why human rights defenders are key to resilient supply chains
  Posted in publication on 8 May 2026

  Bridging the Gap: Why human rights defenders are key to resilient supply chains

• Why do women need to play a stronger role in AI development?
  Posted in newspublication on 11 March 2026

  In a rapidly evolving AI industry - the lack of gender equity is not just an oversight - it is a structural deficit that threatens global stability. By leveraging the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) framework, companies can transform their AI tool development lifecycle to integrate diverse perspectives, enhance meaningful engagement, and address algorithmic discrimination. Women human rights defenders are a primary source for valuable insights. Companies should seek more robust engagement.

• Corporate due diligence and sustainability systems - Code consultation webinar
  Posted in event on 20 October 2022

  This webinar reflects on the learning ISEAL has gained through its work on due diligence and remediation to date, and how this has informed the development of the first draft of the ISEAL Code of Good Practice.

• Looking back to move forward: two decades of advancing company guidance on how to operate in complex environments
  Posted in newspublication on 21 June 2021

  This Business and Human Rights Journal blog from Nelleke Van Amstel and Dorothee Baumann-Pauly emphasizes the importance of human rights due diligence in complex environments.

• The role of voluntary, collaborative human rights due diligence initiatives
  Posted in event on 29 April 2021

  For the third event of our series of online discussions organized in collaboration with the WBCSD and the ICC, we discuss how voluntary and mandatory human rights due diligence initiatives can work together to help businesses meet their responsibility to respect human rights.