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Shareholders of gunmaker Sturm Ruger voted Wednesday for the company to prepare a report on the human rights impact of its business, following a series of recent deadly mass shootings in the United States.
The manufacturer’s annual meeting approved a proposal by members of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, which are also shareholders of Sturm Ruger, that calls for a human rights impact assessment, the ICCR said in a statement.
“Proponents successfully made the case to their fellow shareholders that gunmakers could not abdicate their roles and responsibilities in helping to stem the carnage perpetrated with the products they sell to the public,” ICCR said.
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Gunmaker Ruger shareholders demand report on impact of firearms | Macau Business
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Shareholders of gunmaker Sturm Ruger voted Wednesday for the company to prepare a report on the human rights impact of its business, following a series of recent deadly mass shootings in the United States.
The manufacturer’s annual meeting approved a proposal by members of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, which are also shareholders of Sturm Ruger, that calls for a human rights impact assessment, the ICCR said in a statement.
“Proponents successfully made the case to their fellow shareholders that gunmakers could not abdicate their roles and responsibilities in helping to stem the carnage perpetrated with the products they sell to the public,” ICCR said.
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Gunmaker Ruger shareholders demand report on impact of firearms | Macau Business
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