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How is the vote of small and large countries treated in the UN General Assembly?

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Correct answer: One country one vote

Direct answer: Option A, one country one vote. In the UN General Assembly, each member state has one vote, regardless of whether it is geographically large, small, highly populated, or less populated. The reasoning is: the General Assembly is based on the formal sovereign equality of member states; therefore voting is not weighted by population or physical size. Option A is correct because it states this equal-vote principle. Option B is wrong because small countries also have voting rights. Option C is wrong because large countries are not excluded. Option D is wrong because the Assembly does not give a country one hundred votes according to population. This rule is different from the Security Council, where permanent members have special veto power on substantive matters. Memory cue: General Assembly equality = one member state, one vote.

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