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Regions the document covers or discusses geography:Canada
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  • The document examines how international human rights law can reshape sovereign debt restructuring to protect socio-economic rights in the Global South. It identifies key principles—including the right to development, self-determination, and good faith—that should replace the current 'non-system' of contractual negotiations. The authors advocate for a legally binding statutory mechanism under the United Nations to ensure transparency, prevent abusive holdout litigation by vulture funds, and prioritize minimum standards of living over creditor interests.

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    Themes: climate financehuman rights
    Institute for Economic Justice

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: Global South
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