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المقال

13 فبراير 2002

الكاتب:
Alison Maitland, Financial Times

Companies 'face rising risks over human rights'

Multinational companies face a growing risk of being associated with human rights violations, according to research published in London yesterday by Amnesty International and the Prince of Wales International Business Leaders Forum. The research examines the operations of 129 leading companies in 34 countries where human rights abuses including torture, forced child labour and denial of freedom of expression occur.

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