Mazda receives human rights merit award
Mazda Motor Corp announced Monday that it had been honored with the Human Rights Merit Award by Japan’s Ministry of Justice and the National Federation of Consultative Assemblies of Civil Liberties Commissioners. The award was established in fiscal year 2006 to recognize significant achievements in the field of human rights protection by an individual or an organization. The Human Rights Merit Award recognizes Mazda’s initiatives to promote its human rights philosophy both within and outside the company under the Mazda Human Rights Declaration. It also acknowledges Mazda’s work in encouraging employees to respect human rights through the establishment of internal human rights promotion groups. These groups perform various human rights educational activities, counseling services and training programs. Furthermore, the award highlights the high regard for Mazda’s human rights seminars and enlightenment initiatives that are conducted in collaboration with local government bodies and organizations. Image source: mazda.com. > Continue.
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