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27 Jan 2015

Author:
John G. Ruggie, Harvard Kennedy School, former UN Special Representative on business & human rights

Closing Plenary Remarks, UN Forum on Business & Human Rights

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...What I've seen and heard these past three days shows that my vision for the Forum is being realized. We have learned a great deal about the achievements and also challenges in implementing the Guiding Principles. And we have heard vigorous arguments for and against a proposed binding instrument to regulate transnational corporations under international human rights law...

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