The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund does not often pick a fight with a company it owns. When it does, the size of the holder makes the gesture hard to ignore. Norges Bank Investment Management, which runs Norway’s $2.3 trillion oil fund, will vote in favour of shareholder proposals calling for a human-rights review at Palantir Technologies, the data-analytics company co-founded by Peter Thiel. The fund disclosed it would support motions on human-rights due diligence and impact assessment, and on reporting of political contributions, ahead of Palantir’s annual general meeting on June 3. The fund publishes its voting intentions in advance, and the disclosure functions as a public signal as much as a ballot. The central proposal, filed by the Congregation of the Sisters of St Joseph of Peace, asks Palantir to conduct and publish a human-rights impact assessment, the standard due-diligence tool a company uses to identify and account for harms connected to its products.…