Abstract
Restrictive Business Practices Code, adopted by the General Assembly of the U.N. on 5 December 1980,2 the other the Infant Formula Code, adopted by the 34th World Health Assembly (the general assembly of the World Health Organization-WHO) on 21 May 1981.3 Both Codes take the form of recommendations.4 The former, the RBP-Code, contains far-reaching antitrust provisions of worldwide application; the latter seemingly covers only a subject of limited scope but poses the interesting question of tort law enforcement of non-binding U.N. codes and other guidelines. Part One of this article will deal with these adopted Codes. Some codes still in preparation will be summarized in Part Two. The first is the Draft International Code on the Transfer of
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