Human rights – the risk mapping challenges

Complexity of supply chains and large numbers of suppliers mean that mapping the human rights risks can be a daunting, if necessary, process. Speaking with Innovation Forum's Ian Welsh, Cornelia Gomez, ethical and sustainability practice advisor at AsiaInspection, explains how the best companies go about defining human rights risks and their impacts, and using this to improve performance

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