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The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre is a non-profit human rights organisation that promotes corporate accountability and transparency by drawing attention to the social and environmental impacts of over 10,000 companies worldwide. The BHRRC database¡ªwhich includes relevant company policies and practices, details of lawsuits over alleged rights violations, and human rights benchmark rankings ¡ª is relied on by executives, advocates, and investors, amongst others, to develop more nuanced understandings of corporate behavior, governance, and material risk.

The Tech & Human Rights Team at the Resource Centre monitors allegations of violations linked to technology companies and technology investors across all continents. We systematically document harms caused or facilitated by surveillance technologies, artificial intelligence systems, dual-use software and devices, heavily polluting and/or carbon-emitting technologies, as well as other technologies that demonstrate risks to privacy, freedom of expression, the right to non-discrimination, labor rights, human dignity and other human rights. Past and current projects include: updating the Tech Company Dashboards, conducting research on tech investor human rights due diligence, working with partners to facilitate stakeholder engagement between tech companies and digital rights groups based in the Global South, publishing the ICT Know the Chain benchmark, monitoring company policies on protecting human rights defenders, and producing thought pieces on trends we see in different segments of the industry. Recent publications, briefs and reports include: Silicon Shadows: Venture capital, human rights, and the lack of due diligence Gender, tech & the role of business Dismantling the facade: A global south perspective on the state of engagement with tech companies Damaging data: Corporate due diligence and reproductive rights Scrutinising migration surveillance: Human rights responsibilities of tech companies operating in MENA Buffering rights: How Europe's new due diligence regulation can help reverse tech rights risks Navigating the surveillance technology ecosystem: A human rights due diligence guide for investors Taking CTRL: Pathways to effective tech investor engagement