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Article

30 Apr 2009

Author:
Institute for Human Rights and Business

[DOC] Submission of evidence

The Institute brings together expertise from business, government and civil society...The current international financial and economic environment we all now face has strengthened, not diminished, the need for a common framework of universal social values, good governance and accountability in relation to business activity. Human rights are ideally placed to provide such a framework. We will tackle the eight questions posed by the Committee in the order presented. In relation to the duty to protect human rights; In relation to the responsibility of businesses to respect human right; Effective access to remedies.