non-inter fer internationa theinherent accordance w Recommendati [AllSt central role disarmament. [inparticul theConferen ofdisarmame disarmament, [AllSt central role disarmament. ofallState measures of inmaintaini Inthis everything negotiating ofgeneral a available me disarmament. Recommendati Inorde Document of session dev nuclear-wea important n priority taAnnexI COMPILATION OFPROPOSALS FORRECOMMENDATIONS ONAGENDA ITEM4 Recommendation NO.1 AllStatesMembers oftheUnitedNations shouldreaffirm theirfullcommitment tothepurposes oftheCharter oftheUnitedNations andshouldstrictly observe itsprinciples aswellasotherrelevant andgenerally accepted principles of international lawrelating tothemaintenance ofinternational peaceandsecurity, inparticular, theprinciples ofrefraining fromthethreatoruseofforceagainst thesovereignty, territorial integrity orpolitical independence ofanyState,or against peoples undercolonial orforeign domination seeking toexercise their righttoself-determination andtoachieve independence) non-intervention and non-interference intheinternal affairs ofotherStatesJ theinviolability of international frontiersJ andthepeaceful settlement ofdisputes, havingregardto theinherent rightofStatestoindividual andcollective self-defence in accordance withtheCharter. Recommendation No.2 [AllStatesareurgedtocontribute effectively tothestrengthening ofthe central roleandprimary responsibility oftheUnitedNations inthefieldof disarmament. Inthis conte~t, allStatesmembers oftheConference onDisarmament [inparticular thenuclear.-weapon States] shoulddoeverything possible toenable theConference onDisarmament, thesolemultilateral negotiating bodyinthefield ofdisarmament, tofulfilitsmandate tonegotiate andadoptconcrete measures of disarmament, inparticular nuclear disarmament andotherpriority matters.] [AllStatesareurgedtocontribute effectively tothestrengthening ofthe central roleandprimary responsibility oftheUnitedNations inthefieldof disarmament. Sincetheprocess ofdisarmament affects thevitalsecurity interests ofallStates, theymustallbeactively concerned withandcontribute tothe measures ofdisarmament andarmslimitation, whichhaveanessential parttoplay inmaintaining andstrengthening international security. Inthiscontext, allStatesmembers oftheConference onDisarmament shoulddo everything possible toenabletheConference onDisarmament, thesolemultilateral negotiating bodyinthefi~ldofdisarmament, topromote effectively theattainment ofgeneral andcomplete disarmament under eff~ctive international control through available means,including thenegotiation andadoption ofconcrete measures of disarmament. ] I Recommendation No.3 Inordertoimplement therecommendations anddecisions contained intheFinal Document oftheTenthSpecial Session oftheGeneral Assembly, thefirstspecial session devoted todisarmament (resolution S-10/2), allStates, particularly nuclear-weapon Statesandespecially thoseamongthemwhichpossess themost important nuclear arsenals, shouldurgently engageinnegotiations tofulfilthe priority taskssetforthinitsProgramme ofAction. -21-Urgentnegotiation ofagreements inconformity withparagraph 50oftheFinal Document withaviewtohalting andreversing thenuclear-arms raceandbringing aboutassoonaspossible theachievement ofthefinalobjective defined therein, namelytheultimate andcomplete elimination ofnuclear weapons, shouldbe undertaken. Negotiations shouldbepursued andconcluded, inappropriate forums, which wouldleadtosubstantial reductions inweapons, inparticular nuclear weapons, and theadoption ofotherdisarmament measures, inaccordance withparagraphs 29and31 oftheFinalDocument ofthefirstspecial session oftheGeneral Assembly devoted todisarmament. Recommendation No.4
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The text appears to be a document related to international relations, specifically discussing disarmament and the role of the United Nations in promoting peace and security. It highlights the importance of states' commitment to the purposes of the UN Charter and the need for effective disarmament measures to maintain international security.

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