par Wintgens, Sophie 
;Kellner, Thierry
Référence Shifting Power And Human Rights Diplomacy – China, Amnesty International, The Hague, Ed. 1, page (71-83)
Publication Publié, 2020-02-01
;Kellner, Thierry Référence Shifting Power And Human Rights Diplomacy – China, Amnesty International, The Hague, Ed. 1, page (71-83)
Publication Publié, 2020-02-01
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| Résumé : | With the rise of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), China has adopted many measures to regulate its companies’ activities abroad to bring them more into line with local and international laws, rules, policies and practices. On the ground however, the practices observed in the activities of Chinese banks and companies are far from meeting the high standards Beijing claims to promote. While Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) countries derive economic benefits from their relations with China, the activities, presence and growing influence of the Chinese actor have also far less positive effects on human rights in the region... |
