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Civil society calls on rich countries to stop imposing extreme demands on developing countries
                    15 December, 2005        
        
                    civil society        
        As the WTO's Hong Kong Ministerial enters its last phase, over 80 civil society organizations, made a joint statement expressing grave concerns about the state of the negotiations, as the current proposals of developed countries particularly on NAMA, Services and Agriculture, do not have development content and are in fact anti-developmental in nature.

