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Re: Trade and human rights
Posted by Nader Saed on December 15, 2002 at 08:17:24:
In Reply to: Trade and human rights posted by Judy Akot on November 03, 1999 at 09:25:48:
dear Colleague
I belive that the human rights law is one the most
branches of international law which will influence all other law branches, even
internal law at future. thefore, establishing the linkage between the human
rights and other subject-matters is logical. But my opinion is that this
linkage between the human rights and trade is very indirect and also very weak.
then, we can not understand a established interrelationship between the
works and powers of the WTO and the improvement of this rights, spesially
economic rights.
Even if we will be deeper in the work of the WTO and its
implicayin, the harmful impact of its activities and programmes will be
flagtant.
best whishes.
N.S.
PH.D Dep.,Faculty of Law, The University
of Tehran.
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