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Artículo

1 Jul 2005

Autor:
International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH)

[PDF] Understanding global trade & human rights

Over the ten-year history of the World Trade Organization (WTO), distrust and misinformation have controlled the relationship between human rights advocates and trade experts. Yet it is now evident to both ’sides’ that trade-facilitated globalisation has profound human effects. The interactions between trade and human rights are complex: bidirectional, direct and indirect, and positive and negative.