"The economic impact of new tariffs should be assessed alongside their human rights objectives."

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President Donald Trump is rolling out new Section 301 tariffs for 60 countries as the stopgap measure he implemented in the spring is set to expire. In February, the Supreme Court ruled that the president’s “Liberation Day” tariffs, raised under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, were unconstitutional. In response, Trump imposed a global section […]

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Trump reimposes new tariffs on 60 countries based on forced labor laws

Washington Examiner · Jul 23, 2026

Trump rebuilds trade regime with new tariffs on global trading partners

Axios · Jul 23, 2026

US announces tariffs on dozens of countries over forced labour concerns

BBC News · Jul 23, 2026

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