However, the Islamic Republic reneged on its promise to permit the IAEA to carry out their inspections and suspended the Additional Protocol agreement outlined above in October 2005.
As a consequence, the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) developed the Additional Protocol to strengthen its inspection powers and supplement the safeguards required of non-nuclear weapon states.
Iran signed an Additional Protocol on 18 December 2003, and agreed to act as if the protocol were in force, making the required reports to the IAEA and allowing the required access by IAEA inspectors, pending Iran's ratification of the Additional Protocol..
We call upon states that have not yet done so to conclude a Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency, together with an Additional Protocol, which will become the new universally accepted standard for the verification of peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
The G8 underlines the fundamental importance of an effective IAEA safeguards system and calls on all States to sign and implement an IAEA Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement(CSA) and an Additional Protocol to CSA as soon as possible.
In this regard, they recognized the necessity of nuclear safety, security and non-proliferation, and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe emphasized the vital roles that the IAEA Additional Protocol, the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material, and the Convention on Nuclear Safety would play in this respect.
Article 50 of Additional Protocol I, which dates to 1977 and was ratified by 174 countries, says that“in case of doubt whether a person is a civilian, that person shall be considered to be a civilian.”.
The Minister reaffirmed that they cooperate towards the success of 2010 NPT Review Conference and strengthen the international disarmament and non-proliferation regime through measures such as early entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty and universalization of Additional Protocolof IAEA Comprehensive Safeguards agreement.
Even if IHL treaty law, addressing the means and methods of warfare, does not explicitly ban or otherwise address the use of DU munitions, attention should be given to Article 36 of the Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions.
Even if IHL treaty law, addressing the means and methods of warfare, does not explicitly ban or otherwise address the use of DU munitions, attention should be given to Article 36 of the Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions.
We welcome Libya's strategic decision to rid itself of its weapons of mass destruction and longer-range missiles, to fully comply with the NPT, the Additional Protocol, the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention(BWC), and the Chemical Weapons Convention(CWC), and to commit not to possess missiles subject to the Missile Technology Control Regime.
Urges States parties to adopt legislation implementing the obligations they have assumed to prosecute and punish persons who have committed or ordered to be committed grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949 and Additional Protocol I thereto and of other serious violations of the laws and customs of war, in particular in relation to the principle of non-discrimination; 88.
The complaints related to the language on nuclear disarmament, the additional protocol to safeguards agreements, the JCPOA and Iran's compliance, non-compliance by Syria with the NPT regarding its undeclared construction of a nuclear reactor in 2007, the Middle East, nuclear security, North Korea denuclearization and other matters.
The declaration agreed by the Iranian government and visiting European Union foreign ministers(from Britain, France and Germany) that reached an agreement on Iran's accession to the Additional Protocol and suspension of its enrichment for more than two years also called for the elimination of weapons of mass destruction throughout the Middle East.
Ministers also recognized that all APEC economies are implementing, have concluded, or aim to conclude an Additional Protocol with the International Atomic Energy Agency by the end of 2005, reflecting their determination not to allow illicit nuclear activities in our region through their collective commitment to expanded transparency on nuclear-related activities.
On 21 October 2003, in Tehran, the Iranian government and EU-3 Foreign Ministers issued a statement known as the Tehran Declaration[91] in which Iran agreed to co-operate with the IAEA, to sign and implement an Additional Protocol as a voluntary, confidence-building measure, and to suspend its enrichment and reprocessing activities during the course of the negotiations.
We will also develop new measures to ensure reliable access to nuclear materials, equipment, and technology, including nuclear fuel and related services, at market conditions, for all states, consistent with maintaining nonproliferation commitments and standards.* We seek universal adherence to IAEA comprehensive safeguards and the Additional Protocol and urge all states to ratify and implement these agreements promptly.
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