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Artigo

29 Set 2004

Author:
Amnesty International

[Submission by Amnesty International to Office of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights - 2004 UN stakeholder consultation on business & human rights, including UN Norms]

Measures must be taken to minimize the negative effect of corporate activities on human rights, to encourage companies to contribute to the realization of human rights within the spheres of their activity and influence. There must also be adequate and effective remedies when corporate activities abuse human rights.