Unravelling the Threads of State Responsibility: Tackling Human Rights Abuses by Transnational Corporations

This research article delves into the intricate relationship between states and transnational corporations (TNCs) concerning human rights responsibilities. Focused on the doctrine of state responsibility, the study explores the obligations of both host and home states in preventing and addressing human rights violations perpetrated by TNCs. Acknowledging the challenges within the state-centric framework, the research navigates through the complexities of regulating corporate behaviour in a globalized world. By scrutinizing the limitations of existing mechanisms and proposing alternative approaches, the article contributes to the discourse on enhancing private sector responsibility. This comprehensive analysis aims to unravel the threads of state responsibility, offering insights into potential avenues for addressing human rights abuses arising from corporate activities on the global stage.