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Article

1 Apr 2003

Author:
Caroline Dommen, Director of 3D Associates

No Sell-Out on Trade in the Human Rights Commission

The human rights impact of international trade was a recurrent theme during the 2003 [United Nations] Human Rights Commission. And the level of discussion reflected the willingness and ability of many in the human rights community and the trade policy world to seek mutually-beneficial solutions when trade liberalization risks adversely impacting on human rights.