The Investor Alliance for Human Rights

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The Investor Alliance for Human Rights is a collective action platform for responsible investment that is grounded in respect for people’s fundamental rights.

Check out this new report from our friends at ‪@b4ukraine.org‬ which defines what a responsible corporate exit from Russia actually looks like. It addresses key questions, including at what point do continued operations risk supporting the aggressor’s war economy 👇

B4Ukraine@b4ukraine.org · 4mo ago

🆕 A new report released today by B4Ukraine defines what a responsible exit from Russia actually looks like. The paper was developed in collaboration with @business-humanrights.org, Essex Human Rights Centre, Kyiv School of Economics, and @investforrights.bsky.social. Full report: bit.ly/49gx3tf

Today we released "Excessive Executive Compensation: Investor Guidance" spotlighting the ways exec. comp trends are distorting the wider economy. Our guide provides concrete examples of how investors can help rein in excessive pay through their proxy voting & engagement www.iccr.org/iccr-issues-...

The cover of the Excess Executive Compensation report, which shows a blue and orange graph of escalating pay disparity between CEOs and average workers, and how intervention by investors can help reduce the disparity.

“Given the severity of the threats social media companies pose to democracy and fundamental rights, policy responses cannot merely tinker around the edges,” writes Christine Galvagna. The EU must act now—fund decentralized, public service social media to protect democracy and digital rights.

Public Service Social Media as a Democratic Safeguard | TechPolicy.Press

Christine Galvagna proposes an EU fund to support decentralized, public service focused social media networks to protect digital rights and democracy.

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