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Why human rights matter Introduction January 2013 Contributors to this guide To capture international experiences of human rights issues and concerns and to promote good practice concepts, approaches and experiences, this guide has been reviewed by an Internal Working Group, consisting of Rio Tinto representatives from different departments and geographical locations, and by an External Review Panel of experts in human rights. The panel was asked to advise and to challenge Rio Tinto’s thinking, to suggest key resources and literature and to provide criticism. While it was not possible to incorporate all of the feedback, the panel’s input has been invaluable. The listing of External Review Panel members does not imply their full endorsement of the content. The Background reader was written by experienced professionals from the Business and Human Rights Department at the Danish Institute for Human Rights (DIHR). It is intended to provide more information on current international human rights standards as they affect businesses in general. It was not prepared by Rio Tinto and does not necessarily represent its views. This guide has been developed in partnership with the Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining (CSRM), part of the Sustainable Minerals Institute at The University of Queensland. 8
Why human rights matter Introduction January 2013 Principal authors: How to guide Dr Deanna Kemp Deputy director, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Jane Gronow Rio Tinto, Principal advisor, Communities and Social Performance Vanessa Zimmerman Rio Tinto, Principal human rights advisor, External Affairs Background reader Danish Institute for Human Rights (DIHR) Allan Lerberg Jørgensen Director, Human Rights & Business Department Nora Götzmann Advisor, Human Rights & Business Department Julie Kim Research assistant, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Key contributors: Bruce Harvey Global practice leader, Communities and Social Performance Vicky Bowman Global practice leader, External Affairs Rio Tinto Internal Working Group Jane Gronow (Project leader) Principal advisor, Communities and Social Performance Dr Chris Anderson US Director, Communities and Social Performance, Americas Jason Bingham Leader, Procurement Practices Elizabeth Bradshaw Principal advisor, Cultural Heritage, and Communities and Social Performance Isabelle Brissette Manager, Security Risk & Human Rights, Global Security Lisa Dean Principal advisor, Communities and Social Performance Alicia Duex Principal advisor, Contractor Safety, Health, Safety and Environment John Hall General manager, External Affairs Angela Mullany Managing attorney and general counsel, Rio Tinto Exploration Simon Wake Principal advisor, Communities and Social Performance, Rio Tinto Exploration Jeremy van de Bund Communities manager, Community Relations, Orissa, Rio Tinto Iron Ore 9
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