Human Rights
INALUM respects and upholds human rights in all its operations and in building relationships with all stakeholders.
Our Commitment to Respecting Human Rights
Respect for human rights is a core commitment of INALUM in conducting its business activities. This commitment is formalized in the Company’s Human Rights Policy, established by the Board of Directors through Circular Letter No. SE-001/DIROP/2022, dated 9 August 2022, concerning the Occupational Health and Safety, Environment, Energy, and Human Rights Policy of PT Indonesia Asahan Aluminium (Persero).
Through this policy, INALUM reaffirms its commitment to ethical and responsible business practices, respect for human rights throughout its value chain, and an inclusive and fair working environment for employees and business partners. The policy also serves as a key foundation for ensuring that the Company’s operations are conducted in accordance with ethical and responsible business principles.
In line with this commitment, INALUM is committed to:
INALUM Is Committed To
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Respecting and protecting the human rights of workers, individuals across its value chain, and communities surrounding its operations.
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Complying with applicable laws, regulations, and other requirements, including stakeholder requirements.
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Respecting workers' right to freedom of association, not engaging in forced labour, and not employing workers under 18 years of age.
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Providing equal opportunities without discrimination and respecting women's rights in all aspects of work, while providing a conducive and safe working environment.
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Ensuring that wages paid to workers meet local industry minimum standards and complying with applicable laws and industry standards on working hours.
Working with Partners and Stakeholders
A human rights due diligence assessment conducted by PT Integrity Indonesia evaluated INALUM’s responsibility to respect human rights in accordance with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs). The assessment concluded that INALUM complied with the UNGPs in relation to its human rights responsibilities and the assessment of potential human rights impacts.
