The UK’s implementation of the OECD guidelines and approach to corporate accountability
Amnesty International UK, Christian Aid and Friends of the Earth jointly produced this study to assess how effectively the guidelines have been implemented by the UK government, and their potential to improve corporate behaviour.
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By Katharine Booth and Laura Íñigo Álvarez Blog symposium co-organised by OECD Watch and NOVA School of Law OECD Watch and the NOVA Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment partnered together to facilitate…
