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30th Oct 2018

Amid mounting lawsuits alleging inadequate oversight of opioid dispensing, investors back calls for a board risk assessment at Rite Aid annual meeting

At Rite Aid’s annual meeting of shareholders earlier today, 56.7% of investors supported a shareh

25th Sep 2018

Gun safety resolution achieves majority support at American Outdoor Brands

Gun maker put on notice that business solutions to address gun violence are expected

24th Sep 2018

Jewelry supply chain at heightened risk for human rights abuses, say investors

Statement endorsed by global funds and sent to 32 jewelry manufacturers and retailers calls f

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ICCR In The News

30th Oct 2018

58 global investors express concern over Bangladesh leather sector

30th Oct 2018

Investors voice concerns over Bangladeshi tanneries

Apparel Insider

30th Oct 2018

Rite Aid shareholders vote to support increased oversight of opioid sales

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Rite Aid investors support a resolution on opioids

Tracking Investor Impact on Methane Disclosure

Human Rights Risks of Family Separation

A look back at "When No One is Watching"

Investors Act to Curb Gun Violence

Gun makers face resolutions

Investor Alliance for Human Rights

Shareholder Rights Are Under Attack

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David Schilling

ICCR Program Director

We ask companies to adopt responsible supply chain policies that prevent migrant workers from becoming trapped in situations of forced labor.

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Investor action on human rights