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Human Rights
The 100 Best Corporate Citizens score is based on seven pillars that assess how companies intersect with and impact the environment, employees, and broader society. Browse top performers by ranking year in the Human Rights category, which includes disclosures and performance metrics related to supply chain due diligence, forced and child labor prevention, and free, prior and informed consent. Click a company to open its profile.
Ranking year
Category rankCompanyOverall rankCategory score
- #1International Flavors & Fragrances Inc.#692.5
- #2HP Inc.#492.5
- #3Ford Motor Company#1792.0
- #4Owens Corning#291.5
- #5Graphic Packaging Holding Company#591.0
- #6The Gap, Inc.#5790.3
- #7Microsoft Corporation#10189.8
- #8Cisco Systems, Inc.#889.8
- #9Hasbro, Inc.#2289.3
- #10Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company#189.2
- #11Western Digital Corporation#1688.3
- #12PepsiCo, Inc.#4588.1
- #13The Hershey Company#2386.5
- #14Amkor Technology, Inc.#10885.1
- #15Enphase Energy, Inc.#18085.1
- #16LyondellBasell Industries N.V.#1984.4
- #17Flex Ltd.#7884.0
- #18Xylem Inc.#983.9
- #19Oracle Corporation#17583.1
- #20SanDisk Corp.#32082.4
- #21Amer Sports, Inc.#8481.7
- #22Tesla, Inc.#37381.6
- #23Newmont Corporation#1381.3
- #24GlobalFoundries Inc.#1280.6
- #25Dell Technologies Inc.#9280.5
Overall rank in bold = top 100 honoree
Companies awarded a “Green Flag” bonus by our partners at InfluenceMap for using their influence and lobbying efforts in support of policies that align with the Paris Climate Agreement.