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Trade unions demand that developing countries stand up and be counted in WTO talks
25 July, 2008
Developing country trade unions
Media release - For immediate use
Geneva, July 26, 17.30 pm
Trade unions demand that developing countries stand up and be counted in WTO talks
Speaking at a press conference reacting to the latest in the WTO talks in Geneva, developing country trade unions called on their governments to resist the pressure being placed on them to give way and make cuts to industrial tariffs, whilst accepting a bad deal on agriculture.