What have been the most significant improvements in business and human rights over the past 15 years, and what has lagged behind?
In this episode of Frankly Speaking, Richard Howitt was joined by John Morrison, founder and former CEO of the Institute for Business and Human Rights.
Together they assessed to what extent sustainability and business and human rights have become the new orthodoxy, and what this means for the success of both movements. You’ll also hear about:
The vital importance of trust between companies and communities in improving business and human rights
The detrimental impacts of green hushing on progress in both sustainability and business and human rights
What is the best approach to measuring progress on sustainability
Why John is confident that sustainability will come back from the current backlash
What the business and human rights field may look like in ten or fifteen years’ time
The key arguments in John’s new book ‘Remaking Sustainability’, including what sustainability advocates have got wrong
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