National action plans on business and human rights: the imperative of complementarity with binding norms. Reference to the Spanish plan
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The limitless growth of large transnational corporations, sponsored by an international economic law that is tailor-made for them, questions the effectiveness of international law. This article aims to analyse the international legal regulation of these companies and to provide alternatives for implementing a stricter legal regime with respect to the observance of human rights. In particular, it explores the possibility of complementing existing soft law mechanisms with binding norms at the international level.
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