Disarmament
Le désarmement : Un guide de référence
Troisième édition
Au fil des pages qui suivent, vous allez vous familiariser avec les principes fondamentaux du désarmement, ainsi qu’avec les actions menées par l’ONU, les gouvernements et les groupes de la société civile pour réduire le nombre de ces armes qui ont causé angoisse et souffrance à un trop grand nombre de personnes et pour les abolir.
Civil Society and Disarmament 2017
Voluntary Non-Binding Norms for Responsible State Behaviour in the Use of Information and Communications Technology - A Commentary
This publication contains a commentary on the voluntary, non-binding norms of responsible State behaviour from the 2015 report of the United Nations Group of Governmental Experts (GGE) on Developments in the Field of Information and Telecommunications in the Context of International Security. In an open call for comments, scholars, experts and enthusiasts were invited to submit recommendations, comments and guidance for understanding and interpreting the recommendations of the United Nations GGE. An array of academics, scholars and experts responded to this call and were involved in drafting this synthesis of views and perspectives.
Assurer Notre Avenir Commun
Un Programme de Désarmement
Le 24 mai 2018, le Secrétaire général a annoncé son Agenda pour le désarmement, qui énonce un ensemble de mesures pratiques concernant toutes les questions de désarmement, y compris les armes de destruction massive, les armes classiques et les futures technologies d’armement. Elle cherche à générer de nouvelles perspectives et à explorer des domaines dans lesquels un dialogue sérieux est nécessaire pour ramener le désarmement au cœur de nos efforts communs en faveur de la paix et de la sécurité.
Securing Our Common Future
An Agenda for Disarmament
The Secretary-General announced on 24 May 2018 his Agenda for Disarmament, which outlines a set of practical measures across the entire range of disarmament issues, including weapons of mass destruction, conventional arms and future weapon technologies. It seeks to generate fresh perspectives and to explore areas where serious dialogue is required to bring disarmament back to the heart of our common efforts for peace and security.
联合国 裁军年鉴 2017: 第二部分
The United Nations Disarmament Yearbook, volume 42 (Part II): 2017, with a foreword by the High Representative for Disarmament Affairs, summarizes developments and trends in 2017 on key issues of multilateral consideration at the international and regional levels; reviews the activity of the General Assembly, the Conference on Disarmament and the Disarmament Commission; and contains a handy timeline of highlights of multilateral disarmament in 2017.
Action for disarmament
10 Things you can do!
Regional Initiatives on Nuclear- and WMD-Free Zones
Cooperative Approaches to Arms Control and Non-Proliferation
The initial years of the new millennium have seen little substantive progress in nuclear arms control and indeed many setbacks. Despite these discouraging developments, however, there is still considerable need, and potential, for progress to be made in nuclear arms control at a regional level, namely through of the consolidation and expansion of nuclear-weapon-free zones (NWFZs). The present study discusses the status and benefits of existing and proposed NWFZs.
Nuclear Weapons
A Comprehensive Study
The present study represents the most comprehensive review of the relevant developments in this field over the past decade or so. It also covers recent events, which were unfolding while the Group of Experts was finalizing the text of the study. Thus, the study deals in its analyses with the documents adopted at the summit meetings of the Warsaw Treaty Organization and NATO held in, June and July 1990 respectively, which contain statements of political and military significance for the entire range of issues related to nuclear weapons and strategic doctrines.
Civil Society and Disarmament 2018
Advocacy by Non-Governmental Organizsations to Strengthen the United Nationa Programme of Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons
This edition of Civil Society and Disarmament explores recent work by the International Action Network on Small Arms (IANSA) in support of legal instruments on the misuse, diversion, and illicit proliferation of small arms, light weapons, and their ammunition. IANSA, a global civil society network comprising hundreds of member organizations, has advocated both for effective implementation of these instruments and for their development as living – not static – documents.
An illusion of safety
Challenges of nuclear weapon detonations for united nations humanitarian coordination and response
UNODA Occasional Papers No. 31, December 2017
Celebrating 15 Years of Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Education
This edition of the Occasional Paper, published by the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs, celebrates the fifteenth anniversary of the United Nations Study on Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Education, which was presented to the United Nations General Assembly in 2002 (A/57/124). It contains contributions from experts from around the world, which showcase fresh perspectives, new ideas and innovations in disarmament and non-proliferation education.
Civil Society and Disarmament 2016
Civil Society Engagement in Disarmament Processes - The Case for a Nuclear Weapons Ban
The nascent movement to enact a nuclear ban treaty has reframed the problem of nuclear weapons from defense strategies to the issues of humanitarian and environmental consequences. This volume of Civil Society Engagement in Disarmament Processes presents a case for the nuclear ban treaty as a vital first step in nuclear weapons’ ultimate abolition.
UNODA Occasional Papers No. 35
Rethinking Unconstrained Military Spending
This publication addresses the issue of military spending from various angles by examining the impact of military expenditures on security; the relationship between military spending and the achievement of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development; the importance of gender perspectives in rethinking unconstrained military spending; and lessons learned from economic conversion movements. It has been published in support of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Secretary-General’s Agenda for Disarmament to encourage renewed research and analysis on the relationship between military spending and economic and social development.
Civil Society and Disarmament 2015
Statements of Non-Governmental Organization at the 2015 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
Disarmament: A Basic Guide
Second Edition
International peace and security - and therefore disarmament - stand at the core of the UN mandate. This publication is designed to inform, educate and generate public understanding of the importance of multilateral action, and to rally support for it, in the field of arms limitation and disarmament. Intended primarily for the general reader, this basic guide may also be useful for the disarmament educator or trainer. It is published by the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs in collaboration with the NGO (non-governmental organizations) Committee on Disarmament, Peace and Security pursuant to the purposes of the United Nations Disarmament Information Programme.
Anuario de las Naciones Unidas Sobre Desarme 2010: Parte I
Resoluciones y Decisiones Sobre Desarme del Sexagésimo Quinto Período de Sesiones de la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas
Esta Parte I presenta los textos o ciales de las 49 resoluciones y 5 decisiones re- lativas al desarme, el control de armas y la seguridad internacional que se debatieron en la Primera comisión y se remitieron a la Asamblea General para su adopción en su sexagésimo cuarto período de sesiones.
Civil Society and Disarmament 2014
The Importance of Civil Society in United Nations and Intergovernmental Processes: Views from Four Delegates to the United Nations
UNODA Occasional Papers No. 34
The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention - Twenty Years of Saving Lives and Preventing Indiscriminate Harm
This publication describes the achievements and shortfalls of the first twenty years of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on Their Destruction, which entered into force on 1 March 1999. Published with the aim of bringing together diverse perspectives on this key instrument of humanitarian disarmament, the paper was written by pioneers and luminaries of the movement that helped achieve the Convention and that committed themselves towards realizing the Convention’s full implementation. Each chapter contains discussions of an element of the Convention.