ISDS Case Map
News from the movements
74 NGOs have written to the EU Commission to demand that genetically modified crops are not pushed onto Europe's fields and plates as part of a trade deal with the USA.
A comparative analysis of treaty texts and their potential practical implications.
Coronavirus has exposed the flaws in the pro-corporate agenda that this trade deal is intended to entrench.
European civil society organisations are deeply concerned about the renewal of the European Union-Mexico trade agreement.
The Trade Justice Movement has published model Sustainable Regulation and Trade Agreements for the EU-UK relationship, which have been developed in partnership with trade unions, environmental organisations and justice groups.
It is critical that the EU, which is currently negotiating a free trade agreement with Indonesia, uses these negotiations to ask how Indonesia will protect forests, mitigate climate change and respect community tenure rights.
An open letter to Trade Ministries and the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
Governments' emergency actions in the wake of COVID-19 could prompt a wave of arbitration lawsuits for billions of dollars by multinational corporations and investment lawyers.
As is the case in all of the treaties, the parts that are not directly related to trade are non-binding, as the chapter on human rights is.
Many countries, particularly in the global south, are in the process of joining the Energy Charter Treaty despite the sweeping powers it grants to foreign investors.
