Also known as CWC
生效于1997年4月29日的国际公约,旨在禁用和销毁化学武器
The Chemical Weapons Convention is an international treaty that prohibits countries from developing, producing, stockpiling, or using chemical weapons. It matters because it represents a global agreement to prevent the use of these weapons, which can cause widespread death and suffering, and includes inspections to verify that countries are following the rules.
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《關於禁止發展、生產、儲存和使用化學武器及銷毀此種武器的公約》(英語:Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction),簡稱《禁止化學武器公約》(CWC),簽訂於1993年1月13日,1997年4月29日生效,是第一個全面禁止,且徹底銷毀一整類大規模殺傷性武器並具有嚴格核查機制的國際軍控條約,對維護世界和平、國際安全具有重要意義。共有130個國家簽定。
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