STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK ON A NATIONAL ACTION PLAN ON BUSINESS AND HUMAN RIGHTS FOR MALAYSIA 17. The Strategic Framework was formulated based on information and knowledge gained in the Commission’s business and human rights-related activities. These include: § § § § § § § a series of roundtable discussions on business and human rights held over the years since 2010, involving stakeholders from the Government, businesses and civil society the National Inquiry into the Land rights of Indigenous Peoples; the Report on the Murum Hydroelectric Project and its Impact Towards the Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of the Affected Indigenous Peoples in Sarawak; a study on the corporate social responsibilities of logging and plantation companies in Sarawak; engagement with the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) on the human rights impacts in Malaysia of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP Agreement); complaints received regarding business-related human rights abuses, many of which relate to the abuse and exploitation of migrant workers; and A literature review of international and domestic frameworks, standards and initiatives relevant to business and human rights and corporate social responsibility. 6