last and just to reiterate, earlier i mentioned gsp and tpp as issues that may impact on how much there'sa willingness to work on agent orange issue. i'd add two more. one recently there's been increasing concern about the human rights situation in vietnam, particularly, treatment of the media. and second, the issue of workers rights continues to be an ongoing issue between the united states and the vietnamese government. so do i provide you any answers? no but hopefully i provided you some useful information and i will hand the podium over to the next speakers and i'm ready and willing to answer questions later. thank you. [applause] sfr >> i appreciate paul including me in this esteemed panel and new you america hosting us. the focus of the article that i wrote for the package was really to -- or the purpose of it was to take a step back and say what is the historical legal international context within which questions about u.s. obligations or the possibilities of u.s. action to remediate agent orange take place? are there bases for obligations either legal, moral, or political or even

last, just to reiterate earlier i mentioned the gsp and the dpp has issues that may impact on how much there is a willingness to work on the agent orange issue. i would add two more. one recently there's been increasing concern about human-rights situation in the imam particularly the treatment of the media and second the issue of the workers' rights continues to be an ongoing issue between the united states and vietnamese government. so, do i provide you any answers? knollwood hoadly i've provided useful information and i will head the podium over to the next speakers and i'm ready and willing to answer questions later. thank you. [applause] okay. i appreciate paul including me in this esteemed panel and new america hosting the focus of the article i wrote for the package was really to -- the purpose was to take a step back and say what is the historical legal international context within which questions about u.s. obligations or the possibilities of u.s. action to immediate agent orange take place? are there bases for the obligations either legal, moral or political or even just poss

last, just to reiterate, earlier i mentioned gsp and tpp as issues that may impact on how much there's willingness to work on agent orange issue. i would add two more. one recently, there is increasing concern about the human rights situation in vietnam, particularly treatment of the media and second the issue of workers rights continues to be ongoing issue between the united states and vietnamese government. so, did i provide you any answers? no. but i hope i provided you useful information. i will hand the podium over to the next speakers and i am ready and willing to answer questions later. thank you. [applause] okay. appreciate paul including me in this esteemed panel and new america hosting us. the focus of the article that i wrote for the package was really, or the purpose of it was to take a step back and say, what is the historical, legal, international context within which questions about u.s. obligations or the possibilities of u.s. action to remediate agent orange take place? are there, bases for obligation, either, legal, moral or political? or even just, possible leverages