BUSINESS INTEGRITY PLANS AND RISK ANALYSIS TO HUMAN RIGHTS

• DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.216352313037

• Palavras-chave: Human Rights. Companies. Integrity Programs

• Keywords: Human Rights. Companies. Integrity Programs

• Abstract:

  The present work aims to discuss the treatment given to Human Rights in relations between companies and society. In a context of globalization and neoliberalism, in which capital does not submit to the limitations of traditional borders, companies with supranational action arise, whose activity can pose risks to the rights of the local community, without the nation-state having the means to carry out any responsibility. The UN and the OECD have normative instruments aimed at States, which reach business activity in a non-binding manner. Thus, in the search for greater protection, it is essential to find alternatives, which can be done when public procurement, based on Law number 14.133/2021 (New General Bidding Law) which encourages the development of integrity programs, which in their risk mapping must also deal with the threats that the activity may cause to Human Rights.