New Commerce DepARTMENt Report Finds Four Companies Cheated U.S. Law Washington, D.C. — In response to a recent U.S. Department of Commerce report, which documented
Washington, D.C. — Earlier this week, the bipartisan U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, whose members are appointed by leadership in both parties, unanimously recommended that
A New Analysis of the Annual U.S. Trade Barriers Report Finds Industry Misappropriating Trade Claims to Attack Other Nations’ Competition Policies, Including Some Pending Here.
Declare Trade Ceasefire on COVID Access to Medicines Policies and Extend June WTO COVID Decision to Cover Treatments and Tests, a Large Coalition of Groups
Case Spotlights How Corrupt Incumbent Unions and Complicit Management Can Taint USMCA-Required Collective Bargaining Agreement Validation Votes, Deny Worker Rights Washington, D.C. – Rethink Trade and
Washington, D.C. –Today, the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) announced the successful resolution of the case it initiated regarding violations of workers’ USMCA-protected labor rights at
USMCA’s Second Anniversary: Wins for Workers Using Enhanced Labor Rules Show a Different Way on Trade is Possible, Now Biden Administration Must Build from New
European Union, UK, Swiss Assist Pharma Corporations in Blocking Even Temporary Patent Waivers for Vaccines; U.S. Insists Text Not Apply to COVID Treatments Governments Must
U.S. Health, Development & Human Rights Groups: WTO Fails Basic “Do No Further Harm” Test on Eve of Ministerial Nations Must Reject “Poison Pill” WTO COVID Text
Washington, D.C. – The Mexican government has agreed to investigate alleged violations of workers’ USMCA-protected labor rights at a Panasonic Automotive Systems de Mexico S.A.