Significant
increments in the disputes for non-commercial activities such as environmental
protection, public health, human rights and labour standards were noticed in the recent years. The greaterparticipation of civil society of non-disputing parties gained access to theseforums such as amicus curiae. Therefore, Amicus curiae refused to provide
access to the documents and to attend hearings of disputing parties. This
practice raised serious doubts on greater transparency on the whole process of
investment treaty arbitration.
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