Nowadays companies appear to respect human rights far more than they did 30 or 40 years ago.

Notwithstanding, a tremendous quantity of entrerprises are still mistreating their employees and dealing with unethical practices which are affecting millions of people every day.

Thus, I strongly believe that business haves the ethical obligation of being absolutely transparent with their practices and not doing anything they can to make a profit.

One of these such cases took place throughout the recent FIFA World Cup in Qatar, since senior managers were bribed and blackmailed to gloss over many shady practices withing the organization.

Wow, and I already hated FIFA.

This situation ended up inwith people dying during the construction of all the stadiums needed for the wWorld cCup, as they were forced to work under inhumane conditions.

The cases of lawsuits againsto companies abound, as bans ton many firms have exponentially increased in recent years.

Such is the case of Teleperformance, a company focused in the call-center industry, which is now dealing with a lawsuit in Colombia, since this giant firm is underpaying their employees, and yet it is demanding a notorious amount of work.

For instance, I have personally seen the cases of individuals who getwere brutally injured or even murdered because they were dealing with mafias or guerrillas.

It is noticeable that they were heavily affected by their selfish desire of gettobtaining an unfair advantage over their competitors.

To conclude, unethical practices inat giant companies affect innocent human beings.

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Thus, I strongly believe that businesses have the ethical obligation of being absolutely transparent with their practices, and not doing anything they can to make a profitmake profit at the expense of violating human rights.

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For instance, it is a well-known fact that there are many prominent companies outsourcing manya large number of their activities to underdeveloped countries.

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This situation ended up in people dying during the construction of all the stadiums needed for the wWorld cCup, as they were forced to work under inhuman conditions.

In addition, such firms that do anything in their power to obtain profits, are more likely to deal withface legal consequences for their actions.

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