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Consumer protection is fundamental for assuring consumers' rights to information, education, safe products, protection of their economic interests, sustainable consumption, dispute resolution, or non-discrimination. Yet information and advertising are often not presented in a gender-neutral way, contributing to stereotyping and patterns that do not support gender equality. Also, some existing gender inequalities, such as in education or access to resources, may justify different consumer pr...

Government fines Facebook for abusive clauses in the privacy policy terms of messaging service WhatsApp.

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Introduction - For many years, companies have included arbitration clauses in their contracts with employees and consumers. The clauses typically require that any dispute...

This Hill letter was sent to Members of the House Judiciary Committee on H.R. 963, the "Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal Act.”

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The difference between producer and consumer! 08:2005 Şubat 2021 The difference between producer and consumer! The serial inspections initiated by the Ministry of Commerce after the increases in food prices triggered producers to lower prices. However, the ratio of falling prices at the producer to market shelves is still exorbitant. A+A- The serial inspections initiated by the Ministry of Commerce after the increases in food prices triggered producers to lower prices. However, the ratio of fa...

(See the TERMS OF USE AGREEMENT THESE TERMS OF USE CONTAIN AN ARBITRATION CLAUSE AND A CLASS ACTION WAIVER CLAUSE. BY USING THIS SITE, YOU ARE ACCEPTING THE TERMS OF USE AND, WHILE YOU MAY STILL PURSUE CLAIMS AGAINST US, WITH A FEW EXCEPTIONS (FOR EXAMPLE, IF YOU SUBMIT A VALID ARBITRATION/CLASS ACTION WAIVER OPT-OUT NOTICE AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 19.5 BELOW), YOU ARE AGREEING THAT YOU MUST PURSUE YOUR CLAIMS IN A BINDING ARBITRATION PROCEEDING (AND NOT IN A COURT) AND ONLY ON AN INDIVIDUAL (...