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EurActiv | 16-May-2017
The European Union will have to secure approval from national parliaments in order to finalise a free trade deal with Singapore. The bloc’s top court ruled that the agreement in “its current form” cannot be handled by the Commission acting alone.
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EU ,
investor-state disputes | ISDS
Le Monde | 16-May-2017
Dans un avis très attendu, la Cour de justice européenne estime que le traité de libre-échange signé en septembre 2013 entre Singapour et l’Union européenne devra être validé par la quarantaine de parlements nationaux de l’UE.
keywords:
EU ,
investor-state disputes | ISDS
EJIL: Talk! | 15-May-2017
While the debate on the treaty regulating business impact on human rights is likely to continue for a while longer, some recent developments in international investment law seem to be moving forward on international human rights law obligations for businesses
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alternatives ,
Argentina ,
human rights ,
investment | BITs ,
investor-state disputes | ISDS ,
ISDS reform ,
Morocco ,
Nigeria
SAT PR | 15-May-2017
The Rules on Transparency provide procedural rules that ensure transparency and public accessibility to treaty-based investor-State arbitration.
Lexology | 15-May-2017
While India and Indonesia may have withdrawn from existing BITs, this does not necessarily leave foreign investors without any protection.
Piensa Chile | 12-May-2017
El economista de Fundación Sol, Marco Kremerman, presentó “Libre Comercio”, otro cuento capitalista, en el Encuentro Ampliado: ¿Cómo enfrentarnos al libre comercio?.
People Over Profit | 12-May-2017
#NoRCEP week of actions at the 18th TNC Meeting of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership
ISDS Blog | 11-May-2017
Morocco and Nigeria signed a new investment treaty, which is a good illustration of the new “generation” of investment protection.
Tele Sur | 11-May-2017
Just days before his term ends, Rafael Correa said he will take a stand against agreements signed before the country’s Citizens Revolution.
El Telégrafo | 10-May-2017
El 45% de las demandas que llegan al Centro y son decididas en sus tribunales se inclinan hacia las pretensiones de las transnacionales, según la Caitisa.
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