Ban Chemical Weapons

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Resolution Text

UNITED NATIONS RESOLUTION #107
Ban Chemical Weapons
A resolution to slash worldwide military spending.

Category: Global Disarmament Strength: Significant Proposed By: Mayakovskia

The United Nations,


NOTING the positive consequences of Resolution 16, "Elimination of Bio Weapons", to global security and human welfare;


NOTING ALSO the precedents set by the following Resolutions: 40 (Banning the use of Landmines); 51 (Children in War); 57 (Reduce Black Market Arms Sales); 75 (The Nuclear Terrorism Act); 83 (The Eon Convention on Genocide); and 92 (Humanitarian Intervention) and their positive contributions to global security and human welfare;


REGRETTING that, although there are specific laws banning the trafficking and use of biological and nuclear weapons, there are as yet no such laws on chemical weapons;


BELIEVING that the world should be free of chemical weapons, as it now is of biological weapons;


RESOLVES to ban all production and trafficking in chemical weapons, and to take steps towards the ultimate decommissioning of all chemical weapons currently in existence.


Votes For: 10,006
Votes Against: 7,109
Implemented: Wed Jun 15 2005
Repealed: Wed Sep 7 2005

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