International Law - Nuclear Law

NO SINGLE TREATY WHICH PROHIBITS NUCLEAR PROGRAM

IAEA – International Atomic Energy Agency
-Nuclear Radiation of country affects the neighboring countries.
-NPT- Non Proliferation Treaty
-KANUPP- Karachi- Mari Pur Karachi.
-Peaceful purpose or Non- Peaceful purpose.
Evolution of Nuclear Law
1945- USA tested Atom Bomb
1945- Hiroshima or Nagasaki Bombing
1949 –USSR tested Atom Bomb.
1952- UK-tested Atom Bomb.
1957-EAEA-Eurpoean Atomic Energy Agency
1957-Statute of IAEA
1959-Antartic Treaty in Chicago USA-Prohibition of Testing Nuclear Weapons
1963-Treaty ban Nuclear Weapon in atmosphere, outer space and under water
1964-China tested Atom Bomb
1967- Ban on outer Space, moon and other celestial bodies Test of Nuclear Weapon.
1968-UNSC-Resolution 255 –those states signing NPT could waive their night to become nuclear state.
1968-NPT-opened for the signature
1971-ocean bed and sea bed an test ban
1972- USA & USSR Anti Ballistic Missile Treaty, SALT-1 strategic
1975-First review Geneva under NPT
1977- Nuclear supplies Group.
1979- SALT- 2 between USA and USSR
1980-Physical protection 7 Nuclear weapon
1980- 2nd NPT review in Geneva
1985- 3rd NPT review conference
1987- Missile Technology Control
1987- UNGA resolution- Annual Register Data Form for test
1987-USA- USS Treaty Elimination 7 missile short range miss
1990- NPT review conference
1991 – Reduction of nuclear Arm b/w USA Or USSR.
1993- - London guidelines of Nuclear safety
1994 – Nuclear Safety conference
1995- Resolution No 984 UNSC- Safety assurance
1995 – NPT Review conference – indefinite period
1995 – SEANFZ. South East Asia Nuclear Free Zone
1996 – Moratorium on nuclear testing by France
1996- ICJ opinion the of nuclear weapon against human interests and IHL sought by WHO use of
Nuclear Weapon is Contrary to IHL and Human right
1998 – India and Pakistan test Nuclear weapon 28.05.1998 Pakistan
1998 – 1172- UNSC – resolution No Legal status for Pakistan and India
2000- NPT Review Conference
2001- START – I New START (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty) (Russian: СНВ-III, SNV-III) is
a nuclear arms reduction treaty between the United States and the Russian Federation
with the formal name of Measures for the Further Reduction and Limitation of Strategic
Offensive Arms.
2002- G8 announced global partnership against spread of nuclear weapons
2002 – Hague code of Conduct of weapon against Ballistic Missile
2003- Proliferation security initiative (PSI)
2004 – 1540 UNSC –Resolution- direct obligation on nuclear state not involved in Proliferation of
Nuclear Weapon.