Corporations have become increasingly accountable for the use of "sweatshop" labour in developing nations.A supranational institution that has brought this issue to public and corporate attention is:
A)International Labour Organization
B)World Bank
C)UNESCO
D)International Monetary fund
E)Corporate Watch

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The International Labour Organization (ILO) is a United Nations agency that focuses on promoting social justice and promoting decent working conditions. It has brought attention to the issue of sweatshop labor in developing nations and works to ensure that workers are treated fairly and not exploited. Therefore, option A is the best choice. The World Bank, UNESCO, and the International Monetary Fund are also international organizations, but they do not specifically focus on labor practices. Corporate Watch is a non-governmental organization that monitor corporate practices but it is not a supranational institution with authority over corporations.

Corporations Have Become Increasingly Accountable for the Use of "Sweatshop