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    The document discusses international consumer law, which aims to ensure a level playing field for customers and prohibit discrimination. It aims to establish minimum consumer protections and remove barriers to cross-border trade. The document notes that international consumer law must address challenges from increasing online and cross-border purchases and new technologies. It aims to set fair consumer protection standards to promote efficient cross-border transactions. Officials from several Southeast Asian countries are cooperating to protect consumers from unsafe goods and unfair trade practices.

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    Franz Julius Adriane-3A LESSON3 139

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    Franz Julius Adriane Damayo

    BSHM 3A
    Lesson 3: Reflection

    International Consumer Law

    Before reading the full chapter, I had no clue what this notion meant. Later on, though, there were a few
    points on which I agreed, and others on which I can/must reflect for future purposes. In subject 3,
    International Consumer Law, I learnt that consumer law encompasses all rules and regulations aimed at
    ensuring a more level playing field for customers in the marketplace and banning businesses from
    discriminating against them.The development of a broadly applicable minimum level of consumer protection,
    as well as the removal of impediments to the expansion of cross-border trade, are the two major functions of
    international consumer law. Consumers International, on the other hand, is a non-profit organization with no
    ties to any one country.

    I also recognized that international consumer law, particularly UN guidelines and the ICPEN's work, must take
    into consideration the current challenges that consumer policy faces.Today, consumer law and regulation face
    two major challenges that must be addressed on a global scale: the first is the increasing number of cross-
    border purchases, while the second is the risk of the internet becoming the dominant global marketplace, as
    well as other technological advancements that have undermined traditional consumer law.

    The fundamental objective of international consumer law, which is to set fair standards in consumer
    protection regulatory systems in order to promote cross-border consumer transaction efficiency, piqued my
    attention in this lecture.Furthermore, officials from Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Laos,
    the Philippines, Myanmar, and Thailand are cooperating and sharing information to protect consumers against
    inferior goods and unfair trade.These parties intend to create a cross-border mechanism to advise and assist
    with customer claims settlement, as well as a quick warning system for harmful consumer products to alert
    member states to items that have been outlawed, limited, or recalled.

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