The latest issue of the
Business and Human Rights Journal (Vol. 7, no. 2, June 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Scholarly Articles
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Thomas Donaldson, Intrinsic Values and Human Rights: Corporate Duties Depend on Industry Values
- Melisa N Handl, Sara L Seck & Penelope Simons, Gender and Intersectionality in Business and Human Rights Scholarship
- Vivek Krishnamurthy, With Great (Computing) Power Comes Great (Human Rights) Responsibility:
Cloud Computing and Human Rights
- Fiona McGaughey, Hinrich Voss, Holly Cullen & Matthew C Davis, Corporate Responses to Tackling Modern Slavery: A Comparative Analysis of
Australia, France and the United Kingdom
- Andi Baaij, The Potential of Arbitration as Effective Remedy in Business and Human Rights:
Will the Hague Rules be Enough?
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Developments in the Field
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Christopher Patz, The EU’s Draft Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive: A First
Assessment
- Shannon Marcoux, Coca-Cola’s Cape Town Crisis: Examining Companies’ Water Rights Obligations
in a Changing Climate
- Chia-Yun Po, Vietnam Marine Life Disaster: A Test Case of a Home State’s Jurisdiction in
Taiwan
- David Alfrey, Lucy Amis, Steve Nickelsburg & William Rook, Candidate City Human Rights Proposals for the 2026 World Cup: The Promise of a
Positive Legacy
- Mustafa Qadri, Qatar Labour Reforms Ahead of the FIFA 2022 World Cup
