1) One of the major concerns is the lack of enforcement of International Law. Laws are violated everyday e.g. Child Labor Laws, I wonder how can we correct this situation? According to the article, The Department's Bureau of International Labor Affair's (ILAB) program created in 1993 in response to a Congressional request to investigate and report on abusive child labor around the world. ILAB engagement and technical cooperation initiatives to address the worst forms of child labor have made a critical difference in helping reduce the number of child laborers worldwide by 94 million over the past two decades. Collectively, ILAB projects have rescued and provided education to close to 2 million children and supported nearly 170,000 families to meet basic needs without relying on child labor.
More broadly, ILAB’s work to monitor and enforce the labor provisions of trade agreements and preference programs, which include prohibitions on child labor and forced labor, helps ensure fair competition and a level …show more content…
The problem here is, the doctrine of comity which states the courts of one country should refrain from deciding cases invloving acts from another country. The G20 countries can do their part to uphold their laws, example making sure those who commit crimes against humanity are prosecuted to the full extent
4) Have we learned anything since the Holocaust? The Holocaust shows us how power is given to the wrong peoples with ideological belief, laced with evil intention when that goes unchecked what the hows us how power is given to the wrong peoples with ideological belief, laced with evil intention when that goes unchecked what the outcome will be. Have we learned, i don't believe we have if we tally the about of people being killed around the world based on ideological beliefs we might be close to the
More broadly, ILAB’s work to monitor and enforce the labor provisions of trade agreements and preference programs, which include prohibitions on child labor and forced labor, helps ensure fair competition and a level …show more content…
The problem here is, the doctrine of comity which states the courts of one country should refrain from deciding cases invloving acts from another country. The G20 countries can do their part to uphold their laws, example making sure those who commit crimes against humanity are prosecuted to the full extent
4) Have we learned anything since the Holocaust? The Holocaust shows us how power is given to the wrong peoples with ideological belief, laced with evil intention when that goes unchecked what the hows us how power is given to the wrong peoples with ideological belief, laced with evil intention when that goes unchecked what the outcome will be. Have we learned, i don't believe we have if we tally the about of people being killed around the world based on ideological beliefs we might be close to the