Business and human rights in Northern Ireland. QPOL Policy Report

Marisa McVey

Business and human rights in Northern Ireland. QPOL Policy Report

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Abstract

In international law, states hold the primary responsibility for preventing human rights violations within their territories. However, there is increasing recognition of the significant impact that business operations can have on these rights says Dr Marisa McVey.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 01 Nov 2024

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