In Ferrie of ttipan, the Ninth Circuit acknowledzed that the z.cs tancive rights 'yoch yy OE wo ars o 09 . WO by tt «ct 502 F.2d at 99. ac not believe that the agreement is too > fudicial enforcement. Its language is no a n co 7 o ct v po co ® 3 ct fo % fo cS ° oa ty ct n » 3 ra p na be 3 w a o ry Id. ot a @ oO Q wp ua day. entive riznts here require judicial protection. article 6, Section 3: cl However, the Court went neral than such terms as "due process of law", rthiness", "equal protection of the law", "good or "restraint of trade", which courts interpret +o o My uw is DH wD SO - aHias “ww Op oo “rrecissiy aefined." td nit guaranteed through the Trusteeshin Agreement ar 2 risk of excessive radiation, Protect The Health - Creation and then unnecessarily exposing the Biltinians to that risk without using the best possible instrumentation, Bn. lurremt rasaiclcogical standards and guidelines, and without providing cn best sessible medical examinations, care, equipment, and under- standedle and believacle advice for them, is not "protecting the health cf tne inheastivanus." 2. Article 6, Section 2: Promote Economic Advancement Anc Seiv?-Sufticienc?: - The people of Bikini have been removed from wneir avoll, taxen from place to place and exposed to conditions of SP starvation. cisanvhile their atoll, including all parts of the marines and terrestrial environments, upon which they traditionally haves reitea lor sustencance, was devastated. upcn vheir return is questionable. Its use and productivity Return of the people, without cecnnical ana financial assistance to determine the extent of Tngir foonimiz cwreclents and to devise solutions, is not "promoting “1 giincomic advencement and self-sufficiency cor the inhabitants." Acticzle ¢, Seotions 3 And 4: Premste Social Ari Elvteziong. sivaenczenmens - The people of Bikini have for thirty (30) —35- 9052132