Business and Human Rights in Asia

<div><p>1. Introduction—Business and Human Rights in Asia: Examining the Duty of the State to Protect.- 2.&nbsp;Does the Slipper Fit? National Action Plans on Business and Human Rights in South East Asia.- 3.&nbsp;National Action Plans on BHR: Norms, Procedures, Pitfalls.- 4.&nbsp;Multinational Corporations and Human Rights in Indonesia:&nbsp;The Need for Improvement in Legislation.- 5.&nbsp;All Carrots and No Stick: Human Rights Regulation of Companies in Japan.- 6. States’ Rights to Development of Natural Resources versus Indigenous People’s&nbsp;Rights: Resource Corporations and Free, Prior and Informed Consent.- 7.&nbsp;Effect of Minimum Wage on Employment Security: The Case of Precarious&nbsp;Workers in Myanmar.- 8.&nbsp;Recent Development on the Access to Remedy in Business and Human Rights in Indonesia.- 9.&nbsp;The Current State of Affairs for Access to Remedy for People and&nbsp;Communities Affected by Alleged Arbitrary Takings of Land in the&nbsp;Agribusiness Industry in ASEAN.- 10.&nbsp;As Smart Worlds Collide: Citizen Agency and Human Rights in&nbsp;the Smart City.- 11.&nbsp;Towards an Empirical Understanding of Ethical Consumption in&nbsp;Southeast Asia.- 12.&nbsp;Designing a Human Rights Management Systems Standard Framed By the&nbsp;Value Of Human Life: A Practical Approach to Business Enterprise&nbsp;Human Rights in Asia.- 13.&nbsp;Conclusion - Duty of the State To Protect: New Issues in the Post-COVID 19 Era.</p></div>