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Will IMF stick its head in the sand on human rights Guiding Principles?

UN releases Guiding Principles on human rights impact assessments of economic reforms, begging the question of how the IMF will respond.

4 April 2019

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Issue Overview

Will IMF stick its head in the sand on human rights Guiding Principles?
  • UN releases Guiding Principles on impact assessments of economic reforms
  • Principles endorsed by several countries subject to IMF programmes
  • Resolution passed supporting implementation of Guiding Principles
Will IMF stick its head in the sand on human rights Guiding Principles?
  • UN releases Guiding Principles on impact assessments of economic reforms
  • Principles endorsed by several countries subject to IMF programmes
  • Resolution passed supporting implementation of Guiding Principles

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