President Salinas also asked for assurances that the United States not kidnap criminal suspects in Mexico for trial in the United States. as this is a violation of international law and an affront to Mexican sovereignty.0 Finally. President Salinas reiterated the promisehe made in his recent State of the Union Address to ensure free elections through changes in Mexicos electoral laws.0 These promises by Presidentelect Clinton and President Salinas are important. but they can only be fulfilled by a new commitment to enforce international human rights law. Labor rights. environmental rights. the rights of migrant workers. and the many other pressing issues raised by NAFTA in all three countries cannot be examined in isolation. A guarantee of impartial and effective judicial process in each country is also essential. so that redress is available to any person whose internationally recognized human rights are violated under the new hemispheric system. As NAFTA establishes common policies that affect labor. the environment. and a wide range of living conditions in each country. there is also a growing interrelation of human rights conditions from country to country." The need for a common human rights enforcement policy is a reflection of the growing global interrelation of countries on every leveleconomic. political. social. and legal.