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HUMAN RIGHTS
We recognise that our activities have the potential to cause adverse impacts to people’s human rights.
We therefore have a responsibility to manage human rights risks to people across our operations and business relationships, with a particular focus on risks to vulnerable, marginalised and at-risk groups, including Indigenous, Traditional and Tribal Peoples.
Our Approach to Human Rights details our approach to managing human rights risks, which is guided by the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
FY24 AT A GLANCE
- Conducted an externally facilitated assessment to identify the Group’s salient human rights issues.
- Completed human rights risk self assessments for our Australian operations and Hermosa project.
- Broadened the allocation of our introductory human rights training, which was completed by over 95 per cent of targeted role holders and made available to the wider workforce.