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cjgl-2541	Faber, Emily Miyamoto	Pregnancy Discrimination in Latin America: The Exclusion of “Employment Discrimination” from the Definition of “Labor Laws” in the Central American Free Trade Agreement	2007	60	.pdf	application/pdf	19815	847	43	The question of why there is a lack of enforcement is addressed in Part V. discussion of the plaintiffs' inability to have U.S. labor law applied extraterritorially, see John Christopher Anderson, Respecting Human Rights: Multinational Corporations Strike Out, 2 U. PA. To situate this issue in the broader context, Part II focuses on the current treatment of labor discrimination by examining the International Labour Organization (ILO), as well as pregnancy discrimination protection in the United States and non-U.S. trade blocs.	cache/cjgl-2541.pdf	txt/cjgl-2541.txt