Government resolution to incorporate into a world without nuclear weapons Submitted to the United Nations 18:25 on October 18
The Japanese government has submitted a resolution to the UN General Assembly's Disarmament Committee that includes actions that should be taken immediately toward a world free of nuclear weapons, such as verification of the nuclear disarmament process.
However, the resolution does not refer to a nuclear weapons ban treaty, and we cannot foresee how much support can be gained from Japan's claim to act as a bridge between nuclear and non-nuclear states.
Every year, the United Nations General Assembly attends a disarmament committee, and a resolution showing the disarmament and path submitted by each country and region group will be voted on next month.
Japan, the only war-bombed country, has submitted resolutions calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons for the 25th consecutive year, and all of them have been adopted, but there are six items that the international community should immediately tackle for a world without nuclear weapons. A resolution consisting of the action guidelines was submitted on the 17th.
Specifically, it points to the dissemination of disarmament education, including verification of the nuclear disarmament process and exchanges with exposed persons, and it proposes to create a framework for future-oriented dialogue between nuclear and non-nuclear states. .
However, with regard to nuclear disarmament, distrust among nuclear-owned countries such as the United States, Russia, and China has increased, and the resolution does not refer to a nuclear weapons ban treaty that Japan does not participate in. I can't predict how much support can be gained from Japan's allegations of a bridge.