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Human Rights in Trade

Human Rights in Trade Agreements refers to the incorporation of provisions within international trade agreements that aim to protect and promote fundamental human rights, ensuring that trade practices do not undermine social, economic, and environmental standards essential for human dignity and well-being. This concept emphasizes the alignment of trade policies with human rights obligations to foster equitable development and safeguard vulnerable populations.

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Human rights in trade agreements are essential for ensuring that international trade practices do not violate the rights of individuals. These agreements can include provisions that protect labor rights, promote sustainability, and ensure fair treatment of workers. Understanding the intersection of ...

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Key Terms

Trade Agreement
A contract between countries to outline trade rules.

Example: NAFTA is a trade agreement between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

Human Rights
Basic rights and freedoms to which all humans are entitled.

Example: The right to free speech is a fundamental human right.

Labor Standards
Regulations that protect workers' rights and working conditions.

Example: Minimum wage laws are part of labor standards.

Sustainability
Meeting present needs without compromising future generations.

Example: Sustainable farming practices help protect the environment.

NGO
Non-Governmental Organization that advocates for social issues.

Example: Amnesty International is an NGO focused on human rights.

Policy Making
The process of creating rules and guidelines for governance.

Example: Trade policy making involves negotiations between countries.

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Study of laws governing international trade practices.
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Exploration of how globalization affects human rights worldwide.
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Key Concepts

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