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2008년 1월 1일

저자:
Caroline Rees, Research Fellow, Corp. Social Responsibility Initiative, Kennedy School of Govt., Harvard Univ.

[PDF] Grievance Mechanisms for Business and Human Rights: Strengths, Weaknesses and Gaps

...[T]here is...a growing body of extrajudicial mechanisms in the business and human rights arena to which complainants can take their concerns. This paper aims to provide an assessment of some of the strengths and weaknesses of this group of mechanisms and the gaps they leave uncovered. The analysis is based on a mixture of background research and consultations with...[those who have] experience of these mechanisms in practice.

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