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The US has introduced tariffs on around 60 countries, citing concerns over their failure to effectively combat forced labour. This measure is part of the US government's broader efforts to address human rights violations in international trade.
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The US has introduced tariffs on around 60 countries, citing concerns over their failure to effectively combat forced labour. This measure is part of the US government's broader efforts to address human rights violations in international trade.
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