Staff writer
Japan will ask the World Trade Organization as early as next month to set up a neutral panel to rule on Japan's complaint against the United States' controversial 1916 antidumping law aimed at restricting steel and other imports.
Government sources said Thursday that the request will probably be filed at a monthly meeting of the WTO's Dispute-Settlement Body in late May. The WTO is the Geneva-based body that sets international trade rules.
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