World Leaders Urged to Sign Treaty on the Prohibition of the Nuclear Weapons

Publisher:: SABC
Publication Date:: 20 September 2017
Tags:: South Africa, Arms and Military Affairs, Governance, International Organizations and Africa

South Africa has urged UN member states to follow in its footsteps by voluntarily dismantling their nuclear weapons and instead use them for peaceful means . The country dismantled its nuclear bombs in 1994.

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World Leaders Urged to Sign Treaty on the Prohibition of the Nuclear Weapons

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