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Human rights provisions in Economic Partnership Agreements in light of the expiry of the Cotonou Agreement in 2020
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Human rights provisions in Economic Partnership Agreements in light of the expiry of the Cotonou Agreement in 2020
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The study considers the options for suspending obligations under the EU-ACP Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) in connection with violations of human rights, democratic principles or the rule of law following the expiry of the Cotonou Agreement in 2020. It outlines the functioning of the human rights clause in the Cotonou Agreement, before considering the possibilities for suspending the EPAs
under their own provisions, or for other reasons in international law, such as countermeasures. Next, it discusses how any post-2020 arrangements can best continue the existing mechanisms for human rights conditionality set out in the Cotonou Agreement. In connection with this, this study proposes certain suggestions for improving future versions of human rights clauses, and considers whether there are legal obstacles to the invocation of this clause under general international law, principally under WTO law. The study concludes with a set of comments and recommendations.
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Published:
2017-04-04
Corporate author(s):
Directorate-General for External Policies of the Union
(
European Parliament
)
Personal author(s):
Bartels, Lorand
Themes:
International policy
,
Fundamental rights
,
Africa, Caribbean and Pacific
Subject:
agrarian reform
,
cooperation policy
,
Cotonou Agreement
,
development policy
,
economic agreement
,
EU financial instrument
,
human rights
,
international affairs
,
international law
,
the EU's international role
,
World Trade Organisation
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978-92-846-0798-3
DOI
10.2861/47938
Catalogue number
QA-01-17-236-EN-N
PDF
ISBN
978-92-846-0798-3
DOI
10.2861/47938
Catalogue number
QA-01-17-236-EN-N
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ISSN
ISBN
978-92-846-0797-6
DOI
10.2861/408695
Catalogue number
QA-01-17-236-EN-C
Paper
ISBN
978-92-846-0797-6
DOI
10.2861/408695
Catalogue number
QA-01-17-236-EN-C
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