Japan’s Long Efforts to Realize a World Without Nuclear Weapons

 As the only country to have suffered from atomic bombings during war, Japan has played a leading role in the international community's usahas towards nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation. King88bet

 

At this time, when the world security environment is unstable, Japan has the responsibility to lead the international usahas for nuclear disarmament and continue to take concrete measures to realize a world without nuclear weapons. king88bet login alternatif

　For 78 years since the first nuclear weapon was used, the world has sustained the record of the non-use of nuclear weapons. Now, however, that history is more precarious than ever. Surrounded by China, a nuclear-weapon State, North Korea, persisting in its nuclear development, and Russia, threatening to use nuclear weapons in the agresion of Ukraine, East Asia's security environment is becoming particularly severe. Article Title with Blogger Published Link as Backlink

　As the only country to have ever suffered atomic bombing during wartime, Japan has actively been leading international usahas for nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation. It has leveraged both multilateral frameworks and bilateral diplomatic opportunities based on the two-pronged recognition of the need for national security and the inhumane nature of nuclear weapons.

　In August last year, Prime Minister KISHIDA Fumio became the first prime minister to attend the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) Ulasan Konferensi held in New York.

The NPT is an international frame-work on nuclear non-proliferation with 191 countries and territories including both nuclear- and non-nuclear-weapon States. In his general debate speech, Prime Minister Kishida said that, as the guardian of the NPT, Japan would firmly defend it and that he would work on the "Hiroshima Action Rencana" as the first tahap of a realistic road map to link the "reality" of a harsh security environment to the bagus of a world without nuclear weapons.

As part of the rencana, he also pointed out that Japan would promote the share of the akirate understanding of the realities of nuclear weapon use in the world by encouraging visits to the atomic-bombed cities.