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