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2003年8月3日

作者:
Carol Pier, Human Rights Watch, in Washington Post

International trade deals can be tools to promote labor rights

[regarding CAFTA, U.S.-Central America Free Trade Agreement] The United States ought to grant tariff reductions only if it determines, in annual reviews, that the Central American countries' labor laws have been amended to comply with international standards and that they are effectively enforced...And the International Labor Organization should have a key monitoring role, as it does with the U.S.-Cambodia agreement.