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UNDERSTANDING FOREIGN STATES' MANDATORY CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY REPORTING

[...]in April 2010, the discount retailer Lidl was accused of false advertising over its claims that it promoted fair working conditions for workers in its supply chain.\n This means that between local country law and international treaties, many multinationals are obligated to comply with and repor...

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Published in:	Litigation 2013-01, Vol.39 (1), p.61-63
Main Author:	REIDER-GORDON, MIKHAIL
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