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Toward A Northeast Asia Nuclear Weapon-Free Zone

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 May 2025

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[While world attention focuses on the failure to reach agreement in the Six-Party talks in Beijing focusing on North Korea nuclear weapons, we present a report that reflects on the activities over several decades on the part of both states and citizens to frame a Nuclear Weapon-Free Zone for Northeast Asia as an alternative to the expansion of nuclear weapons states and the general breakdown of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.]

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1. Strengthening concerted NGO efforts in the ROK and Japan with the common goal of: “Not a War, a NWFZ Instead”

2. Mobilizing parliamentarians in both countries to take actions to realize a NEA-NWFZ.