EU urged to consider its GSP+ Status given to Sri Lanka
On 16th June, 2021 a resolution was adopted by the European Parliament, urging the EU Commission to consider temporary withdrawal of the GSP+ status given to Sri Lanka.
Background
- Sri Lanka regained the GSP+, or the EU’s ‘Generalised Scheme of Preferences’ in 2017.
- Colombo is committed to implement 27 international conventions on human rights, labour conditions, protection of the environment and good governance.
- The status effectively removes import duties on goods from Sri Lanka entering the EU.
Key Points
- The June 10 resolution, expressing “deep concern over Sri Lanka’s alarming path towards the recurrence of grave human rights violations”.
- The resolution notes ....
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