UN Guidelines for Consumer Protection

The UN Guidelines for Consumer Protection are a set of international standards designed to help countries create fair, transparent, and safe markets. They aim to protect consumers from fraud, deception, and unsafe products, while promoting their rights to accurate information, choice, and redress. These guidelines encourage governments to develop strong laws, effective enforcement, and fair practices that enhance consumer confidence and promote sustainable economic growth. Overall, they serve as a global framework to ensure consumers are treated fairly and can make informed decisions in a fair marketplace.