When you assess human-rights-related IROs, severity takes precedence over likelihood for human-rights-related potential negative impacts, in line with the revised ESRS. For an IRO marked as human-rights-related, the score gives severity precedence over likelihood.
You mark an IRO as human-rights-related with an optional checkbox in the IRO assessment modal. It is your responsibility to identify which IROs are human-rights-related, for example those under topics such as Human Rights, Child Rights or Supply Chain Management, and sustainability matters such as forced labour or child labour.
Note: only potential negative impacts can be marked. When the classification is actual, the checkbox disappears.
