The requirements for sustainable finance are evolving rapidly, and demand for sustainable financial products is growing at a rapid pace. This requires data on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors. Compared to environmental indicators, the measurement of social and human rights issues is still significantly less developed and widespread. However, driven by investors and regulation, measurable indicators in this area will become increasingly important. This presents companies and financial market participants with the challenge of how to concretely measure and thus effectively manage their commitment to social and human rights issues. Against this backdrop, we want to discuss which indicators can be used to integrate these issues into sustainable finance, as well as the challenges and limitations involved.