Time of Opportunity The tide is turning against ISDS. Outrageous corporate attacks on laws to curb smoking, phase out nuclear power, ban toxic substances and more have led many governments and government officials to SDS, and some ernments have even begun to pull out of treaties that include these extreme corporate rights. say enough is enough! Across the political spectrum, experts are now criticizin 0 ts Governments are rejecting the ISDS regime, and are still getting plenty of investment from foreign corporations. 5) South Africa é 4 ins | o® N cy — SDS were not ability to enact policies necessary esmen ere age of terminating its treaties that include ISOS Indonesia Announced in early 2014 terminate 60 of its international treaties with (SDS Brazil 2 ISDS does not comply with their Constitution Ecuador at least evaluate and review all international investment pacts 10 treaties