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2005年1月31日

著者:
Irene Khan, Secretary General of Amnesty International, in Terraviva [newspaper of World Social Forum]

[PDF] 20 Years After Bhopal: Multinationals and Human Rights-Free Zones [scroll to pg. 5]

Companies must be brought within the framework of international human rights law. Yet global rules governing trade and investment are being drawn up without regard to their human rights impact.

Part of the following timelines

Union Carbide/Dow lawsuit (re Bhopal, filed in India)

Union Carbide/Dow lawsuit (re Bhopal, filed in the US)