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28 Jan 2015

Author:
Surya Deva, City University of Hong Kong, School of Law

Corporate Human Rights Abuses and International Law: Brief Comments

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This blog entry offers brief comments on three interrelated aspects: the role of international law in regulating corporate conduct impinging upon human rights, the nature and scope of the proposed international instrument(s), and a potential alternative to move forward. In offering these comments, I will engage with the position taken by Professor John Ruggie on this matter, including his remarks at the 3rd UN Forum on Business and Human Rights held in December 2014...

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