rds )uld ltion lent If the " and er ing[Itisunderstood thattheestablishment oftheAdHocCommittee constitutes onlyafirststeptowards theurgentinitiation ofmultilateral negotiations for theconclusion ofanagreement oragreements, asappropriate, toprevent anarms raceinallitsaspects inouterspace.]] Recommendation No.5 Inordertocreatefavourable conditions forsuccess inthedisarmament process, allStatesshouldstrictly abidebvtheprinciples oftheCharter ofthe UnitedNations aswellasotherrelevant andqenerally accepted principles of international lawrelating tothemaintenance ofinternational peaceandsecurity, refrain fromactions [andprogrammes aimedatarmsbuild-up] whichmightadversely affectefforts inthefieldofdisarmament, anddisplay aconstructive approach to negotiations andthepolitical willtoreachagreements. Theclimate ofconfidence amongnations wouldbesignif'~antly improved withagreements onmeasures for halting thearmsraceandef;~ctive reductions ofarmaments leading totheir complete elimination. Theobjective ateachstageofthisprocess ofdisarmament should beundiminished security atthelowestpossible levelofarmaments. Recommendation No.6 (a)[Inthecontext oftheWorldDisarmament Campaign measures should be adopted inorderthatthepublicin.allregions oftheworldhasaccesstoaborad rangeofinformation andopinions onquestions ofarmslimitation anddisarmament, andthedangers relating toallaspects ofthearmsraceandwar,inparticular nuclear war[tofacilitate informed choices aboutthesevitalquestions] [concerning efforts tohaltandreverse thearmsrace]. Suchacampaiqn should promote publicinterest inandsupport forthegoalssetoutintheparagraphs referred toaboveandinparticular forthereaching ofagreements onmeasures of armslimitation anddisarmament withaviewtoachieving thegoalofgeneral and complete disarmament undereffective international control.] (b)[Inthecontext oftheWorldDisarmament Campaign measures should be adopted inorderthatpublicopinion wouldbeawareoftheunacceptability ofa worldsystembasedonthecontinued development, possession anddeployment of nuclear weapons. MemberStatesshould beencouraged toensure abetterflowof information withregardtothevarious aspects ofdisarmament toavoid dissemination offalseandtendentious information concerning armaments, andto concentrate onthedangerofescalation ofthearmaments raceandontheneedfor general andcomplete disarmament undereffective international control.] (c)[Inthecontext oftheWorldDisarmament Campaign measures should be adopted inorderthatthepublicinallregions oftheworldwillhaveaccesstoa broadrangeofinformation andopinions onquestions ofarmslimitation and disarmament, andthedangers relating toallaspects ofthearmsraceandwar,in particular nuclear war.MemberStatesshould beencouraged toensure abetterflow ofinformation withregardtothevarious aspects ofdisarmament toavoid dissemination offalseandtendentious information concerning armaments, andto concentrate onthedangerofescalation ofthearmaments raceandontheneedfor general andcomplete disarmament undereffective international control.] -29-AnnexII WORKING PAPER: PRINCIPLES WHICHSHOULD GOVERN FURTHER ACTIONS OF STATES INTHEFIELDOFFREEZING ANDREDUCTION OFMILITARY BUDGETS (A/CN.IO/1985/WG.l/WP.2l 1.Concerted efforts should bemadebyallStates, inparticular bythoseStates withthelargest military arsenals, andbytheappropriate negotiating forums, with theobjective ofconcluding international agreements tofreeze andreducemilitary budgets [,including adequate verification measures acceptable toallparties.] Suchagreements shouldcontribute togenuine reductions ofarmedforces and armaments ofStatesparties, withtheaimofstrengtheninq international peaceand security atlowerlevelsofarmedforcesandarmaments. Definite agreements onthe freezing andreduction ofmilitary expenditures areassuming special importance and should bereached withintheshortest periodoftimeinordertocontribute tothe
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