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Opiniones de los abogados sobre la responsabilidad legal corporativa

There are lawyers on the ground all over the world, directly helping affected people challenge abuse by companies and obtain justice. Their work is crucial, but often not widely publicised. In this series, the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre interviews lawyers to better understand their experience of corporate legal accountability. This is what they have to say.

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    Lawyers' Insights on Corporate Legal Accountability: Luis Miguel Cano López, Poder

    17 ago 2015 Luis Miguel Cano López, Poder

    "In most cases of human rights abuses caused by companies, the loss the victims face is huge and cannot be recovered without serious efforts from the government or the business entity...Often, the victim will not have the strength to face a long court process and the prolonged process will cause the business to pay more."

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