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If international governments would band together to guarantee human rights, it would be in the interest of all businesses to facilitate the regulations. Sadako Ogata, President, Japan International Cooperation Agency, made a plea to business people to hear more from them about violations of human rights: “Please raise your voice more that you care about a level playing field.”
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If international governments...
Stop right there. What international governments?
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