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Increasingly the activities of the Multinational Corporations operating both in developed and developing countries greatly affect the individual rights and freedoms of the people in countries where they operate. 1 Previously MNCs considered themselves as having nothing to do with human rights arguing that addressing human rights constituted a direct interference in the domestic affairs of sovereign countries. 2 An argument which reinforced the inaction of Multinational Companies to refrain from activities which directly impacted human rights protection in host countries. With the incontrovertible reality that most dictatorial regimes especially in developing countries, which abuse and trample on the rights of their own people, partly depend on the proceeds from these powerful corporations to sustain themselves in power, the link between MNCs and human rights abuse could no longer be denied. 3 Multinational Companies have assumed the central role in providing financial resources which are blamed for fuelling conflicts leading to human rights violations. 4 It is no longer an isolated case when multinational companies become complicit in human rights violations by supplying financial resources to the government fighting rebels

Can Multinational Corporations Help Secure Human Rights and the Rule of Law? The Case of Sudan