Abstract
A strongly interacting Higgs sector could give rise to right-handed charged currents in the quark sector. An analysis of nonleptonic weak K decays strongly restricts the possible size of these right-handed couplings. The experimental value of ε can be reproduced even for vanishing R = Γ( b→ ueν)/Γ( b→ ceν) . ε'/ε may have arbitrarily small values of either sign. The neutron electric dipole moment could be near to its present experimental bound.
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