It was remarked by the Court that not all differential treatments constitute discrimination.

Only when the differential treatment is unjustified will it be deemed as discrimination.

If this were done, some differential treatment in the form of grandfather clauses would have been acceptable.

If it does, then the court must ask whether the differential treatment is based on intelligible differentia.

Another important point is the special and differential treatment of the developing countries.

Firstly, how can we make a better defence of special and differential treatment?

The rules for special and differential treatment must be strengthened.

I would also include the effect of a special and differential treatment, as well as capacity building.

How might this lead to the differential treatment of whites and blacks?