Combat Law : The Human Rights magazine
Volume 4, Issue 5: 10 Years of WTO

• Let the WTO's will be done?
  "GATT is a calamity if the Constitution of India has validity", said Justice Krishna Iyer. Sanjay Parikh agrees, noting that the lack of ratification by Parliament of decisions taken by India at the WTO dilutes the separation of powers, and also treads on States' jurisdictions. This could have far reaching effects on Indian legislation.

• From Havana to Hong kong
  S P Shukla

• Talks in trouble
  Walden Bello

• Treading a dubious path
  Devinder Sharma

• Revisiting Cancun
  Afsar H Jafri

• NAMA downplaying the danger
  C P Chandrashekhar

• Looking through the glass, darkly
  Sushovan Dhar

• Too little, too slow
  K M Gopakumar

• GATS subversion of democracy policy space
  Benny Kuruvilla

• We, the people
  Sanjay Sangvai

• Patently robbed
  Proyanka Josson

FEATURES

• Inescapable demise
  Roma

• Spinning a web of laws
  Minu Jose

• Time for redemption
  Smita Gupta

• It's a rich man's world
  Krishan Bir Chaudhary

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