Abolish Nuclear Weapons

Accomplishing worldwide nuclear decommissioning is one of the firstborn goal line of the UN. Fundamentally this was the eventual aim for accomplishing which UN on track its ride nuclear demobilization has continued the most significant and crucial objective of the UN in this field. 1946, General Assembly's first resolution was concerning nuclear disarmament. Wide-ranging and comprehensive disarmament first came onto the General Assembly's schema in 1959.  Since 1975, it has been a protuberant theme of the periodical conferences of States parties to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. In 1978, the General Assembly's primary Exceptional Session on disarmament reaffirmed that in effect actions for nuclear disarmament have the uppermost importance.

The General Assembly acknowledged the International Day in December 2013, in resolution A/RES/68/32 as a continuation to the high-level session of the General Assembly on nuclear disarmament held on 26 September 2013. This Day delivers an occasion for the world community to reiterate its commitment to global nuclear disarmament as a high priority. It also delivers an occasion to edify the public and their leaders about the real doles of comprehensive abolition of such weapons and the social and economic charges of preserving them.

In the background of announcing 26 September as the International day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, the Assembly called upon Member States, the United Nations system and civil society, as well as non-governmental organizations, academia, parliamentarians, the mass media and individuals, to observe and indorse the International Day over and done with all resources of educational and public awareness-raising events about the danger stood to humanity by nuclear weapons and the compulsion for their total elimination in order to assemble international determinations towards achieving the mutual goal of a nuclear-weapon-free world.