Reflections on the State of Business and Human Rights

Email For many years, Human Rights Watch has investigated situations where companies have had serious human rights problems. Whether it is an oil company that relies on abusive state forces or have abusive private security forces, a construction company that mistreats its workers or a technology company that censors or spies on users at the behest of an abusive government, there are many situations where companies can directly impact human rights. For many years, Human Rights Watch has investigated situations where companies have had serious human rights problems.read more

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