UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Members of the United Nations have been meeting at the world body's New York City headquarters this week for a final round of negotiations on what could become the first international treaty to regulate the $70 billion global conventional arms trade.
The treaty drafting conference will continue until March 28. Following are questions and answers about the draft arms trade treaty.
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