Connecting the anti-corruption and human rights agendas: Challenges and opportunities for business
Tapahtumapäivä
02.03.2023
Tapahtumapaikka
Online
Join this webinar about the opportunities and challenges of anti-corruption and human rights agendas for businesses.
As corrupt practices and human rights violations often root from the same causes, the anti-corruption and human rights agendas share many commonalities and are interlinked. Besides these similarities, there are also relevant differences, such as the stakeholders, regulations, and business practices. This webinar provides an overview of anti-corruption and human rights challenges, addresses their synergies and explores opportunities for complementary approaches.
Summary:
- Time: 11–12:30 (Helsinki time)
- Date: 2 March 2023
- Place: Online
- Language: English
- Open to: all
Hosted by: UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein.
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