Summary
India has amended its trade policy to ban imports of goods made with forced labor, aligning with ILO standards and signaling its commitment to address such concerns amidst US scrutiny.
India Bans Imports of Goods Made with Forced Labour, Aligns with ILO Standards
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15 July 2026 at 1:27 pm
India Bans Imports of Goods Made with Forced Labour, Aligns with ILO Standards
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