All nations should sign a treaty defining basic rights of all workers internationally, and disallowing importation of any goods where these rights have been abused?

On average, everyone agrees with nonconsensus between 231 voters.

Reasons To Disagree

Such a treaty would be too slow and too ineffective. Enabling the poor to earn through trade and to communicate freely will deliver them faster and more enduring benefits.

That's up to each individual to judge.

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Reasons To Agree

I don't believe such a treaty would be too slow and ineffective. Other treaties and human rights-dependent aid have worked just fine in the past. The reason why jobs move from Western countries to places like China is because of their cheaper labour. How do you get cheaper labour? Pay them a pittance, ensure poor working conditions and lax labour laws, and violate human rights. An effective agreement, perhaps as part of WTO arrangements, would make all producers costs inclusive of minimum employment standards.

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