ISDS Case Map
alternatives
The Entebbe Declaration calls for justice and sustainability in global investment governance.
The current international trade order was established to support the expansion of transnational companies and to keep colonial powers in control of the world’s natural resources.
It is time to move on from a worn-out, broken model of trade policy and create a new approach to trade that is fit for the future.
La Via Campesina’s Statement and Open call for Endorsement
Terminating investment treaties and withdrawing advance consent to ISDS would allow governments to clear the path from problematic treaties centered on investment protection and ISDS, which in practice benefit unsustainable investment.
The peasants, small-scale food producers, wage and migrant workers and indigenous communities of La Via Campesina will draft an alternative trade framework, leveraging our collective knowledge of agriculture and food trade to ensure no one goes hungry.
We firmly believe that the countries of the Mercosur and the EU need to improve and transform their relationship.
As leaders gather in Los Angeles, a reflection on the past two decades of battles against neoliberalism and for a more just and equitable alternative in the Americas.
As public support for EU free trade deals is waning, civil society groups are hoping to help tighten the bloc’s standards on trade sustainability as part of an ongoing consultation.
The paper suggests ten principles that fair trade movements could use when they think about their approach to international trade and investments.
