Reaffirms that armed attacks of any kind against nuclear facilities are tantamount to the use of radiological weapons, owing to the dangerous radioactive forces that such attacks cause to be released;
2
Requestsonce again the Conference on Disarma ment to intensify further its efforts to reach, as early aċ possible, an agreement prohibiting armed attacks against nuclear facilities:
3
Requestsagain the International Atomic Energy Agency to provide the Conference on Disarmament with the techmcal studies that could facilitate the conclusion of such an agreement;
4
Requeststhe Secretary-General to report to the General Assembly at its forty-fifth session on the progress made in the implementation of the present resolution
BILATERAL. NUCLEAR-ARMS NEGOTIATIONS PROHIBITION OF THE DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCrtON,
STOCKPILING AND USE OF RADIOLOGICAL WEAPONS 'P See International Atomic Energy Agency, Resolutious and Other Decisions of the General Conference. Twentp;.seventh Regular Session 54 A/44/621.
l(l .. )4 October 1983 55 United Nations, Treaty Scri<'s, vol 112\ No 17512 'IK See A,'40/1070, annn. 56 Ibid., vol. 75, Nns. '170-971 '1" See A S-1 5/ 2.ª :rnncx
Ill.
CONVENTIONAL DISARMAMENT "° United Nattorn, publkation, Sales No. E.85.IX.1.
"1 See Official Record, o( the General Assembly, Fijieenth Special .\c11.,,.>1 S11pplcm<'11I No '(Al'> IVJ), para. )7.
NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT OBJECTIVE INFORMATION ON MILITARY MATTERS
IMPLEMENTATION OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS IN THE FIELD OF DISARMAMENT CONVENTIONAL DISARMAMENT 62 Ibid., Forty-fourth Ses,io11. Suppl<'m1'11t .Vo. 42 ( A/44/42), para. 44.
Sufj"emelll No. 42 (A/44142), para. 48 (para. 6 of the quoted te"t) 63 A/S-1 5/7 and Add. I and 2.
' i\ ·44;49'i ,rnd Add ·
CONFIDENCE- AND SECURITY-BUILDING MEASURES AND CONVENTIONAL DISARMAMENT IN EUROPE PROHIBITION OF THE PRODUCTION OF FISSIONABLE MATERIAL FOR WEAPONS PURPOSES CONVERSION OF MILITARY RESOURCES
66 Official Records of the General Assembly. Forty-Ji,urth s,,;,ion. Suff'ement No. 27 (A/44/27), para,. 6 and 8 lh,d .. sect. III.A and H
BILATERAL NUCLEAR-ARMS NEGOTIATIONS RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISARMAMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
NAVA L ARMAMENTS AND DISARMAMENT "' l 'rnted Natt<>ns puhlt,·at1,1J1, Sales No E.87.IX.ǧ "" A/44/449.
REVIEW CONFERENCE OF THE PARTIES TO THE TREATY ON THE PROHIBITION OF THE EMPLACEMENT OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND OTHER WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUC TION ON THE SEA-BED AND THE OCEAN FLOOR AND IN THE SUBSOIL THEREOF INTERNATIONAL ARMS TRANSFERS 72 A/CN. 10/ 1 34. 73 See A/44/444 and Add 1 -1 '-l SBT/CC>N F I I I / 1 ,
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REVIEW OF THE ROLE OF THE UNITED NATIONS IN THE FIELD OF DISARMAMENT DEFENSIVE SECURITY CONCEPTS AND POLICIES 75 Relationship between Disarmament and International Security (United Nations publication, Sales No. E.82.IX.4).
16 Concepts of Securitr (United Nations publication, Sales No. F Kli IX I ).
General Assembly-Forty-fourth St•ssion
PROHIBITION OF THE DUMPING OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES 77 Official Records 1.f the General Assembly, fimv-fourth .S'ession. Sufjlement No. 42 (A/44/42), para. 46.
Ǩo See A/44./603. a1111ex I 79 See A/43/398, annex I k l A.(44/65 '
CONVENTIONAL DISARMAMENT ON A REGIONAL SCALE
PROHIBITION OF THE DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCTION,
STOCKPILINli AND USE OF RADIOLOGICAL WEAPONS 82 Official Records of the General Assembly, forty-jiJurth Session.
Supplement No. 2 7 (A/44/27). para. 96.
- - - - - - - - CONTRIBUTION OF CONFIDENCE- AND SECURITY-BUILDING MEASURES TO INTERNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURITY
83 The Final Act of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe was signed at Helsinki on 1 August I g75 - -- ---/ -- WORLD DISARMAMENT CAMPAIGN
84 A/44/647 8' The Advisory Board on Disarmament Studies was redesignated the Advisory Board on O1,armament Matters as from I January 1989.
86 A/44/654, para. 7 87 A/CONF. 149/ 1 .
8 8 See Official Records of the General Assembly, Twelfth Special Se.,.mm. Annexe.,. agenda Items 9 to 13, document A/S-1 2/32, annex V, para 4.
