Canadian Softwood Lumber: What Kind of Ruling Could Emerge from a WTO Panel?
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International Organizations
The US Provides Section 201 Relief For The American Steel Industry
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Venues for Prosecuting Saddam Hussein: The Legal Framework
The capture of Saddam Hussein on December 14, 2003, has prompted wide-ranging debate about where and how he should be tried. While potential venues for prosecution range across a broad spectrum, it seems likely that Hussein will be tried before a court in Iraq operating with some form of international assistance.
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WTO Issues Relating to U.S. Restrictions on Participation in Iraq Reconstruction Contracts
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The UN General Assembly Requests a World Court Advisory Opinion On Israel's Separation Barrier
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WTO Rules Against US Safeguard Measures on Steel
On November 10, 2003 the World Trade Organization Appellate Body issued its report in the complaint brought by Brazil, China, the European Communities, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Norway, and Switzerland against the US imposition of safeguard measures on certain steel products. [1] The Appellate Body upheld a prior Panel ruling that the US measures were inconsistent with the WTO Safeguards Agreement and GATT 1994. [2] Consequently the Appellate Body recommended that the WTO Dispute Settlement Body request the US to bring its measures into conformity. [3] [4]
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The World Court Finds that U.S. Attacks on Iranian Oil Platforms in 1987-1988 Were Not Justifiable as Self-Defense, but the United States Did Not Violate the Applicable Treaty with Iran
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8
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China's Fixed Exchange Rate for the Yuan: Could the United States Challenge It in the WTO as a Subsidy?
On September 24, 2003, members of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China urged a U.S. trade official to consider challenging China's fixed currency exchange rate at the World Trade Organization (WTO). Rep. James A. Leach (R-Iowa), chairman of the Commission, put forward the idea that China's currency could be "a subsidies issue under the WTO, so it's not exactly a non-WTO issue." [1]
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Security Council Resolution 1502 on the Protection of Humanitarian and United Nations Personnel
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The Obligation of the Coalition Provisional Authority to Protect Iraq's Cultural Heritage
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