Consumer rights

Precautions  Make sure that consumers are responsible for what they want to buy, responsible for price and quality, consumers wisely choose consumer protection, and do not know whether the product functions properly There is. Despite the main consumer rights, as a consumer of certain aspects of purchasing, the UN Consumer Rights Guide - 8, we have the right to acquire rights.  Security - products / services should not hide the dangers of safe natural disasters - fair trade

World Consumer Rights Day was celebrated for the first time on the day of 1962, the day when President John F. Kennedy created the general structure of consumer rights. He was the first global leader to target the vision of consumer rights and recognized the importance of consumers as a group. Kennedy offers four basic rights to American consumers: safety, choice, right to know, and the human rights of the accused. This day was founded by the International Consumer Organization (CI), World Consumer Federation. Founded in 1960, CI is the only global spokesperson for consumer autonomy and authority. CI currently has more than 220 member organizations in 115 countries worldwide. They believe that their mission is to become consumers' voices and advocates in policy development forums and world markets. They work outside all political parties and maintain their independence so that they can ensure that consumers are treated properly

March 15th is an opportunity to celebrate and unite the international consumer movement at the World Consumer Rights Day (WCRD). The World Consumer Rights Day (WCRD) actively encourages all consumers' basic rights to respect and protect these rights, and against market abuse and social injustice that compromises these rights I have the opportunity to protest. World Consumer Rights Day was celebrated for the first time on the day of 1962, the day when President John F. Kennedy created the general structure of consumer rights. He was the first global leader to target the vision of consumer rights and recognized the importance of consumers as a group. Kennedy offers four basic rights to American consumers: safety, choice, right to know, and the human rights of defendants