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This approach goes back to the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP), introduced in 1971 through a waiver and then granted legal status in 1979 with an enabling clause at the GATT.

But GSP-plus hinges partly on human rights.

Under a trade deal with the European Union called GSP-plus, Sri Lanka's garment exports (its second-largest source of foreign exchange) enjoy duty-free access to the EU.

One test will be the EU's revision of trade concessions for developing countries known as the generalised system of preferences (GSP).

Ready-made garments, the mainstay of Bangladesh's exports, were not actually covered by America's Generalised System of Preferences programme (GSP).

Sri Lankan imports to Europe will lose "GSP-plus" treatment beginning Aug. 15, which means higher tariffs will apply to imports worth about €1.24 billion, or $1.56 billion, annually.

The European Commission said Sri Lankan imports would no enjoy "GSP-plus" treatment beginning Aug. 15, which means higher tariffs will apply to imports worth about $1.56 billion.

In fact, last week we passed a bipartisan measure to extend the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP).

Sri Lanka had enjoyed GSP-plus status since 2005.

The E.U. offers the GSP-plus trade benefit to 16 countries that have agreed to comply with certain conventions on human rights, labor rights, sustainable development and good governance.

But the Europeans do have one wrench on Mr Rajapaksa's government: a trade concession known as "GSP Plus".