27 ' At its thirty-sixth session, the General Assembly adopted as it.s resolu!ion36/L00, the draft resolution submitted by the Soviet Union, by a recorded vote of82 to 19 (including, France, the united Kingdom, the united States and ol.herWestern counEries), with 41 abstenEions. China did not take part in the voEe. 28. At its thirty-sixth regutar session, the Generalresolutions on Ehe subject. 29' General Assembly resolution 36/92 I, initiated by rndia and sponsored by 30non-aligned countries, was adopted by 121 votes to t9 (including, France, theunited Kingdom, the united states and other western countries), with6 abstentions. In that. resolution, the Assembly declared once again thaE Ehe useof nuclear weapons would be a violation of the -cnarter of t,he united Nat,ions and acrime against humaniEy and that the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons shouldtherefore be prohibited, pendinE nuclear disarmament, and urged the consideration,at the forthcoming second special session of the Assenbly devoted to disarmament,of the question of an international convent.ion on the non-us. of nuclear t eaponsand prevention of nuclear war or some other agreement on the subject. 30' rn its resolution 36/gL B, adopted without a vote, the General Assembly,inter alia, urged all nuclear-weapon states and other Member states that so desiredto submit Eo the secretary-General by 30 April LgB2, for consideration at itssecond special session devoted to disarmament, their views, proposals and practicalsuggestions for ensuring the prevention of nuclear !rar, and reguested thesecretary-General to submit to the Assembly, at its second "peciat session devotedto disarmament' a report containing those.ri.r"". The resolution r,ras int,roduced byArgentina and co-sponsored by 16 other, nainly non-aligned, countries. 31' At the Twelfth special session of the General Assernbly, the second specialsession devoted to disarmament, held frorn 7 June to 10 July Lgg2, nany delegationsreferred to the danger and likely effects of nuclear war and the consequent. need toavoid the outbreak of a nuclear exchange.Assembly adopted two furtherA/40/4e8 Engl ish Page 12 32. In the course of the session, many speakers called for Ehe early removal of
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