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The '''World Assembly''' ('''WA''') is an international intergovernmental organisation which claims to be the 'world's governing body'. | The '''World Assembly''' ('''WA''') is an international intergovernmental organisation which claims to be the 'world's governing body'. It is divided into two bodies. The General Assembly drafts and implements international law, while the Security Council concerns itself with the maintenace of international security and conflict resolution. Membership is voluntary and compliance with General Assembly resolutions is only required for those passed during a country's membership. | ||
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Revision as of 04:25, 14 February 2020
World Assembly | |
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 Flag | |
| Official language | English |
| Type | Intergovernmental organisation |
| Membership | 22,559 members tates |
| Leaders | |
• Secretary General | Victor Linden (Caelapes) |
| Establishment | 1 April 2008 |
Website wa.org | |
The World Assembly (WA) is an international intergovernmental organisation which claims to be the 'world's governing body'. It is divided into two bodies. The General Assembly drafts and implements international law, while the Security Council concerns itself with the maintenace of international security and conflict resolution. Membership is voluntary and compliance with General Assembly resolutions is only required for those passed during a country's membership.