The debate of Nuclear Disarmament is a complex and ongoing one. Nuclear Disarmament refers to the act of eliminating nuclear weapons and inevitably becoming a nuclear-weapon-free world. Nuclear Weapons are the most destructive technology ever developed. The question of disarmament has been a topic of global discussion since the end of the first world war, and despite the many committees that have met between 1946 and 1960, no agreement was met on disarmament or on nuclear test bans.
The efforts to contain these dangerous elements have been futile. More and more nations are breaking the rules, in order to protect themselves from each other. If one nuclear bomb exploded, in one city, wether it be New York, Tokyo, Sydney, or Johannesburg, thousands …show more content…
On a positive note, the threat of nuclear war has decreased, but the risk of nuclear attack has not, in fact it has gone up, because more and more countries have developed nuclear weaponry. Black market trade in nuclear secrets and materials has increased, so has the access to directions to building a nuclear weapon, because of the internet. Nuclear disarmament is such an important debate for our current generation.
The Non proliferation of nuclear weapons treaty has implicated a bargain between nuclear and non nuclear states which assists in the development of our nuclear weapon free world. Nuclear states agree to only participate in peaceful nuclear technology and pursue to become non nuclear states.
Many people have argued that some of these weapons cannot be checked or controlled, and that we are destined to live in fear of destruction. That nuclear war is inevitable.The United states knows this not to be true, we know there is hope of a safe society, The United States has a responsibility to act, to protect. But we needed the global community to stand with us, we cannot succeed alone.
After more than five decades of talking about nuclear disarmament, it is time for nuclear weaponry to finally be
The efforts to contain these dangerous elements have been futile. More and more nations are breaking the rules, in order to protect themselves from each other. If one nuclear bomb exploded, in one city, wether it be New York, Tokyo, Sydney, or Johannesburg, thousands …show more content…
On a positive note, the threat of nuclear war has decreased, but the risk of nuclear attack has not, in fact it has gone up, because more and more countries have developed nuclear weaponry. Black market trade in nuclear secrets and materials has increased, so has the access to directions to building a nuclear weapon, because of the internet. Nuclear disarmament is such an important debate for our current generation.
The Non proliferation of nuclear weapons treaty has implicated a bargain between nuclear and non nuclear states which assists in the development of our nuclear weapon free world. Nuclear states agree to only participate in peaceful nuclear technology and pursue to become non nuclear states.
Many people have argued that some of these weapons cannot be checked or controlled, and that we are destined to live in fear of destruction. That nuclear war is inevitable.The United states knows this not to be true, we know there is hope of a safe society, The United States has a responsibility to act, to protect. But we needed the global community to stand with us, we cannot succeed alone.
After more than five decades of talking about nuclear disarmament, it is time for nuclear weaponry to finally be