Pursue a Nuclear Weapons Convention

Governments should seek to advance disarmament by agreeing to begin work on a legally binding, irreversible and verifiable Nuclear Weapons Convention banning and eliminating all nuclear weapons.

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Pursue a Nuclear Weapons Convention
States are legally obliged to negotiate a Nuclear Weapons Convention
Minimalist approach to disarmament has proven inadequate
Widespread, popular support for a Nuclear Weapons Convention
A NWC would would make the world safer
Pursuit of a NWC would draw the global community together
Similar conventions have successfully outlawed other WMD
Can't legislate for security
Conditions necessary to enable a ban aren't in place
Legislation prohibiting the use of nuclear weapons already exists
Pursuit of a NWC would hamper progress on other key treaties
Treaty banning the use of nuclear weapons
Steps to prevent further State proliferation?
Objectives of NPT RevCon 2010?
Bring the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty into force
Substantive bilateral arms reductions by the US and Russia
Reduce national nuclear weapon stockpiles to absolute minimum
Adopt a less aggressive nuclear weapons posture
Agree a Fissile Material Cut-off Treaty
Declare the Middle East a "weapons of mass destruction free region"
Establish a Global Monitoring and Advocacy Centre
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