Globalization is by its nature a carrot and stick process in economics and politics and human rights. You engage, you encourage countries to participate in the global economy and thatforces them to change internal behavior and standards. Human rights cuts against the IMF program. The IMF program involves holding down wages. If you have human rights you have free labor organization that drives up wages.
Globalization still demands the division of labor.
Some countries will actually use the cheap labor base. You have exploitation of labor as a matter of fact. You cannot help it as I see it. Human rights in Asia is often synonymous with worker's rights in factories like these which produce garments and athletic shoes for export. One key issue is the right to organize unions to press for higher wages from global corporations.