ESG Has Hit the Human Rights Iceberg

ESG Has Hit the Human Rights Iceberg
A paramilitary police officer gestures outside the Belgium embassy in Beijing on June 19, 2019. Nicolas Asfouri/AFP via Getty Images
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Throughout my career, I often said “corporate responsibility is social responsibility.” Nothing exemplifies an attempt to make that a reality today as much as ESG, or “Environmental, Social, and Governance” criteria, that an increasing number of companies and corporations are signing up for.

Keith Krach
Keith Krach
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Keith Krach is an Epoch Times contributor who was unanimously confirmed as Under Secretary of State and is currently the chairman of the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy. He served as chairman and CEO of DocuSign and Ariba and chairman of the Purdue Board of Trustees. Krach was nominated for the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize.
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