Residual Jurisdiction under the Brussels I bis Regulation. An Unexpected Avenue to Address Extraterritorial Corporate Human Rigths Violations

Mariangela La Manna

Residual Jurisdiction under the Brussels I bis Regulation. An Unexpected Avenue to Address Extraterritorial Corporate Human Rigths Violations

Mariangela La Manna^*

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Abstract

The chapter examines the avenues for redress with reference to human rights violations performed by multinational corporations. Specifically, it reviews the practice of EU Member States, discusses the conceptual and normative foundations of domestic residual jurisdiction under Article 6 of the Brussels I bis Regulation, and assesses its potential for the protection of the victims of such violations

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Universal Civil Jurisdiction. Which Way Forward?
Editors	Serena Forlati Pietro Franzina
Pages	140-158
Number of pages	19
Publication status	Published - 2020

Keywords

corporate responsibility
human rights
residual jurisdiction

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