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Monday, 24 October 2016

Nuclear disarmament: OEWG: recent comment

UNIDIR recently published a background paper on the 2016 Open-ended Working Group (OEWG).

The paper was launched at a side-event during the 71^st United Nations General Assembly. The event was organised by Thailand, co-sponsored by Indonesia, Malaysia, THE Philippines and Vietnam, with assistance from UNIDIR.

The proceedings of that event, including comments made by UNIDIR, will shortly be posted on UNIDIR’s website.

Tim Caughley
Resident Senior Fellow

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