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Q33 (IAS/1998) International Relations & Global Affairs › International Organisations & Groupings › International Organisations & Groupings

Assertion (A) : The United States of America has threatened to ask the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to apply sanctions against the developing countries for the non-observance of ILO conventions. Reason (R) : The United States of America itself has adopted and implemented those ILO conventions.

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