A club of 23 governments are on a mission to create a 21 st century international agreement that will serve the interests of the world’s most powerful corporations for decades to come.
Biggest transnational corporations in the world get to design a set of enforceable global rules that let them maximise their profits and minimise their responsibilities, including their responsibilities to labour and consumers, while further enhancing their capacity to escape taxation.
Team TiSA is demanding unlimited rights to supply e-commerce, financial, telecom and delivery services from outside the country. So it is not surprising they are the targets of TiSA’s most potent rules.
The report explores the wider economic, political and social conditions, development agendas, combinations of actors, and regulatory instruments, which together have challenged the idea of and conditions for, education as a public service and a human right.