An analytical study of business and human rights in brick industry a case study of brick kilns of palasbari revenue circle

Abstract

Business is a part of society which provides goods and services for the overall newlinewelfare of the society. In doing so every business is to maintain human rights so that, newlinehuman and social welfare can properly take place and only by virtue of applying all newlinenecessary norms and conditions of human rights, the business community can survive in newlinethe society as an essential part in real sense. Though business activities often make a newlinepositive contribution to the development of a country by generating tax revenues, newlineraising the standards of living, creating employment and transferring skills and newlinetechnologies, at the same time their operations can have serious negative impact on a newlinewide range of people, including employees, customers, suppliers, business partners, and newlinelocal communities widening the gap between business and society. Integrating human newlinerights into business practice is also important for managing business risks and creating newlinenew opportunities in the manufacturing sectors. Therefore for smooth functioning of newlinebusiness quality control, safety of the products, trademark monopoly and up-keeping of business contract are very necessary. newline