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Developments in disarmament law *

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 July 2009

E. Bos
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Section B: Notes and Comments
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Netherlands Yearbook of International Law , Volume 4 , December 1973 , pp. 264 - 271
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Copyright © T.M.C. Asser Press 1973

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References

1. A first note on developments in disarmament law, with particular reference to the biological weapons convention of 10 April 1972, was published in 3 N.Y.I.L. (1972) pp. 134–142.

2. Cf. A/RES/2934 A and B (XXVII) and A/RES/2933 (XXVII) respectively.

3. 480 U.N.T.S. p. 43; Trb. 1963 No. 122.

4. The following working papers were submitted to the CCD during the two sessions under discussion: CCD/376 (Canada, Japan, Sweden), CCD/378 (Canada), CCD/379 (Sweden), CCD/380 (Canada, Sweden), CCD/386 (United Kingdom), CCD/388 (United States), CCD/399 (Japan).

5. CCD/PV. 585 p. 20.

6. CCD/PV. 596 p. 7.

7. A/RES/2826 (XXVI), Annex; De zesentwintigste zitting van de Algemene Vergadering der Verenigde Naties [26th Session of UN General Assembly], (Ministry of Foreign Affairs Publication No. 100) p. 287.

8. CCD/361.

9. The following working papers were submitted to the CCD during the two sessions under discussion: CCD/365–369 (United States), CCD/371 (United Kingdom), CCD/372 (Sweden), CCD/373 (Italy), CCD/374 (Japan), CCD/375 (Yugoslavia), CCD/377 (Yugoslavia), CCD/383 (Netherlands), CCD/384 (Sweden), CCD/387 (Canada), CCD/395 (Sweden), CCD/400 (Argentina, Brazil, Burma, Egypt, Ethiopia, Mexico, Morocco, Nigeria, Sweden, Yugoslavia).

10. Secretary of State Rogers (USA) made the following statement in the course of the general debate in the United Nations General Assembly on 25 September 1972: “Of course we also attach importance to the work of the Conference of the Committee on Disarmament, which has now turned its attention to preventing the accumulation of chemical weapons fur use in warfare. Work in that Committee has come a long way towards resolving some of the important and complex issues related to possible significant restraints in this area. The United States is intensifying its study of all proposals and we look forward to responding to them at an early date” (A/PV. 2038 p. 26).

11. Texts have been published in UN document A/C.1/1026 of 3 November 1972, and in document CCD/394 of 20 February 1973.

12. Text of Memorandum published in Twelfth Annual Report of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Appendix 2.

13. Text was published in Eleventh Annual Report of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, p. 50.

14. Documents on Disarmament 1961 (Publication 5 of U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency) p. 381.

15. UN document A/8491 of 7 September 1971.

16. A/RES/2833 (XXVI).

17. UN document A/8817 of 25 September 1972.

18. A/RES/2930 (XXVII).

19. Cf. letter of 20 December 1972, from the President of the General Assembly to the Secretary-General (UN document A/8990 of 22 December 1972).

20. Jaarboek van het Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken 1967–1968 [Yearbook of the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1967–1968] p. 271.