Secretary General Statements

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Secretary-General Welcomes United States Senate Approval of New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty as Support of Nuclear Disarmament, Non-Proliferation
Secretary-General Urges States Parties to Biological Weapons Convention to Work Together in Developing Practical Proposals for Achieving Biological Disarmament
Mine-Ban Convention is ‘Indispensable Element of Humanitarian Disarmament Frameworks’, Secretary-General Tells Tenth Meeting of States Parties
Message to the 15th Session of the Conference of the States Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention
Secretary-General Says With Every New State that Bans Landmines, Booby-Traps, Other Explosive Devices, Chances Increase of Preventing Future Tragedies
Message to Seminar organized by Pax Christi, “Towards Building the Momentum for Nuclear Abolition” Dublin, 24 November 2010
Secretary-General Says, in Message, Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons’ Protocol V Plays Critical Role Towards Eliminating Explosive Remnants of War
Deputy UN chief urges more States to join cluster munitions ban
Deputy Secretary-General, at Ceremony for States Parties to Cluster Munitions Treaty, Praises Lao People’s Democratic Republic for Key Role on Issue
Trillion-Dollar Military Expenditure Could Have Helped Fund Millennium Goals, Secretary-General Says in Message to Meeting of Youth Disarmament Campaign
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