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Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism is a proposed treaty which provides a comprehensive legal framework against terrorism. Which of the following countries has proposed this Convention in 1996 ?
Answer: A
The Convention was proposed by India.
In 1996 India put forward a draft Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism at the United Nations, to give a single legal framework against terrorism in place of the many sectoral conventions on hijacking, hostage-taking and bombings. Negotiations in the General Assembly's Ad Hoc Committee have stalled mainly over the definition of terrorism, especially whether armed struggles for self-determination are excluded.
The United Kingdom, the USA and Austria did not propose it, though India has continued to press all members to adopt it.
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