“Although companies are not directly regulated by international law, in Australia they are extensively regulated both by specialist corporations laws and by general laws. Many of these laws can be used in ways that protect and enforce the human rights of those who come into contact with companies ... This article explores the various domestic avenues for protecting those human rights that Australia has committed to protect at international law and the extent to which these laws can be used to punish and prevent corporate human rights abuses.” (Quoted from article)