Human rights abuse and multinational enterprises

Human rights abuse and multinational enterprises

De Feyter asserts that “…in a globalised world, the human rights obligations of states are simply not enough. Mechanisms need to be created to ensure the accountability of other actors for human rights. These actors include influential economic powers whose actions drive people into poverty.”

De Feyter Human Rights: Social Justice in the Age of the Market (Zed Books Ltd 2005) p2.

Critically evaluate the above statement in the context of human rights abuses and multinational enterprises.

Thats the assignment question/topic given by my teacher and my subject is International Human Rights. Please use the OSCOLA reference system and assign an UK’s writer. cause i am studying in a UK university and they don’t accept the US English. My teacher gave me some instructions about how to do that, and i am writing those to you-

1. Analysis and critical appreciation of the enforcement mechanisms employed to protect international human rights law.

Topic: Human rights abuse and multinational enterprises

2. Identification and critical analysis of the scope of and limits to a selective range of substantive human rights.

Topic: Human rights abuse and multinational enterprises

3. Critical appreciation of the interplay between politics and human rights in the international context.

Topic: Human rights abuse and multinational enterprises

4. Assessment of the role and obligations of non-state actors within the field of international human rights.

Topic: Human rights abuse and multinational enterprises

And let me tell you something as a law student my assignment should incorporate legal issues. Like you have to use cases, journals, articles, commentaries, latest books and useful websights as a reference and i am telling you again you should use the OSCOLA referencing system and make sure the paper pass the Turnitin. I can not accept more than 30% of similarities. thats my universities rule.

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