Discussion
"Labour is not a commodity" - is the assertion made by
Answer: A
Labour is not a commodity is the assertion of the Declaration of Philadelphia, adopted by the 26th session of the International Labour Conference in 1944, which restated the aims of the ILO.
The Magna Carta is wrong because it is a medieval charter of liberties. The Constitution of India is wrong because it does not contain this statement. The International Labour Conference is the body that adopted the Declaration, not the source named in the key.
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