U.N. passes arms trade treaty

U.N. passes arms trade treaty

NEW YORK, United States - The U.N. General Assembly discusses a landmark arms trade treaty that will help regulate the global flow of conventional arms for the first time in New York on April 2, 2013. The assembly adopted the treaty later in the day.

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