World Trade Organization

Philippines Mulls Withdrawal from WTO, Cairns

Philippine Trade Secretary Manuel Roxas on 15 March said the country was considering withdrawing from the WTO over what he claims is the trade body's discrimination between its developed and developing country Members.

WTO Agreement on Agriculture (AoA) Harms Small Farmers

Pesticide Action Network Updates Service Media Release | April 8, 2002

Farmers Struggle against WTO, IMF

The Djakarta Post | April 3, 2002 | A'an Suryana, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Freedom from injustice as a result of political reform in the country has proven short-lived for Indonesian farmers, who are now facing tougher challenges in the form of a global regime, an activist said.

USTR Invites Public Comments on Doha

agriculturelaw.com | March 29, 2002

EU, US Differ on WTO Negotiating Mandate on Trade and the Environment

EABC Abstracts | March 29, 2002

New Trade Talks Must Address Right to Food, Says Special Rapporteur

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Agriculture Negotiators Agree on Work Programme

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Draft Farm Liberalization Framework To Be Presented

Japan Economic Newswire | March 26, 2002 The chairman of the agriculture committee of the World Trade Organization (WTO), Stuart Harbinson, said Tuesday he will present a new draft liberalization framework centering on tariff reduction and other issues by mid-February next year, trade sources said.

WTO: Bleak Future for Agriculture

DAWN, Pakistan's most widely circulated English language newspaper | March 22, 2002 | by Nadeem Saeed

Canada, U.S. Set Deadline for Softwood Lumber Deal

Toronto Star | By Kathleen Kenna and William Walker | March 15, 2002 High-level Canadian and American officials have agreed to "spare no effort" in trying to reach a new softwood lumber agreement by next week.