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19 Nov 2002

Author:
Lawyers Committee for Human Rights

Before Central American Free Trade Agreement Can Move Forward Country by Country Assessment of Workers Rights Needed

LCHR "Particularly Concerned" About Serious Abuses in Guatemala - The Lawyers Committee for Human Rights urged U.S. officials to ensure that basic workers rights protection were included in a soon-to-be-negotiated Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) at a hearing today in the office of the U.S. Trade Representative.