Is Incorporation a License to Violate Human Rights with Impunity? As of Now, Violations Are in Vogue

Authors

Sadie Wolff

Author Details

Sadie Wolff, Executive Editor 2021–22, Lewis & Clark Law Review.

First Page

1219

Abstract

For decades, the international community has relied on corporations to take responsibility for the protection of human rights and manage accountability for violations of those rights. Yet countless human rights violations have ensued within the fashion industry as a result of multinational corporations conducting business within the current framework. This Comment looks at the human rights at stake if the international community stays its current course, offers insight into how the existing framework developed, questions the efficacy of this approach, and suggests a new framework for the international community to consider.

Recommended Citation

Sadie Wolff, Is Incorporation a License to Violate Human Rights with Impunity? As of Now, Violations Are in Vogue, 26 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 1219 (2023).
Available at: https://lawcommons.lclark.edu/lclr/vol26/iss4/7