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Human Rights Policy




               3. Scope

                       This  Human  Rights  Policy  applies  to  all  operations  of  the  Company,  including

               subsidiaries and joint ventures under the Company’s management control. It also includes
               operations involving employees and stakeholders, as well as  actions by agents acting on
               behalf of the Company. Employees and stakeholders are encouraged to acknowledge and

               implement this policy in a unified direction.

                       Furthermore, the Company supports and promotes its business partners over which
               the Company has no direct management control, such as joint ventures and other entities in

               which  the  Company  holds  an  investment,  as  well  as  suppliers  and  other  related  parties
               throughout the entire business value chain to be aware of and operate with respect for

               human rights, as stipulated by national and international laws, regulations, and standards on
               human rights.

               4. Definition


                       Human  rights  refer  to  the  inherent  rights  of  every  human  being,  regardless  of
               physical or mental differences, race, nationality, origin, ethnicity, religion, gender, language,

               age,  skin  color,  education,  social  status,  culture,  customs,  or  any  other  distinction.
               These  rights  also  include  the  right  to  life  and  liberty,  freedom  from  slavery,  torture,
               human trafficking, abuse, forced labor, and child labor, freedom of expression, the right to

               work, fair working hours, equal pay, education, as well as other rights such as personal data
               protection,  health,  and  safety.  Everyone  is  entitled  to  these  rights  equally  and  without

               discrimination, managed through the acceptance and promotion of diversity and individual
               differences.

                       Discrimination  refers  to  the  unfair  treatment  of  individuals  by  imposing  unequal
               burdens or denying equal benefits, instead of treating individuals justly based on the rights

               to which each person is entitled. Discrimination may also include harassment.

                       Harassment refers to any unwelcome remarks or actions that are generally accepted
               as undesirable in interactions with others. Non-sexual harassment may include defamation

               and bullying, while sexual harassment involves conduct of a sexual nature.

                       Employees  refer  to  all  levels  of  executives  and  employees  working  under
               an employment contract with the Company.

                       Stakeholders refer to employees, agents, customers, suppliers, and all those involved

               in the Company’s business.



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