Chemical Weapons Convention

The Chemical Weapons Convention is a vital element of global disarmament and non-proliferation efforts.

- Media Releases from the Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs 2002

But I would also suggest he would probably take an opportunity like that with a gathering of major newspaper editors from around the country to make a persuasive case for the Chemical Weapons Convention, which is a very timely consideration as well.

Press Briefing By Mike Mccurry ITY National Archives 1997

The Chemical Weapons Convention is a global disarmament agreement that, when it enters into force, will ban the development, production, stockpiling, transfer and use of chemical weapons.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1995

Mr Carlson is also the Director of the Chemical Weapons Convention Office, established in March 1995 to monitor compliance under the Chemical Weapons Convention which is expected to come into force in 1996.

MR JOHN CARLSON: REAPPOINTMENT AS DIRECTOR OF SAFEGUARDS 1995

The report calls on the UK government to clarify its interpretation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, which bans chemical weapons, including drugs that cause temporary incapacitation, but has an exemption that allows the use of toxic chemicals for domestic law enforcement.

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Instead of being held liable under one of the more common federal criminal laws, Ms. Bond was subjected to federal prosecution under a statute designed to implement the Chemical Weapons Convention.

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That led to federal charges of stealing mail—and violating criminal statutes implementing the international Chemical Weapons Convention, which the U.S. ratified in 1997.

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The document says the U.S. government does not believe Russia is in compliance with the Chemical Weapons Convention because it has not declared all its stockpiles nor destroyed those it has acknowledged, despite a 1997 plan to do so.

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The document says the U.S. government does not believe Russia is in compliance with the Chemical Weapons Convention because it has not declared all its stockpiles nor destroyed those it has acknowledged, despite a 1997 plan to do so.

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The best way for the United States to attack the problem is to lead international initiatives to strengthen the Biological Weapons Convention, passed in 1975, and the sister Chemical Weapons Convention that became law twenty years later.

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