Realising Global Disarmament
Arms Trade Treaty - CSP5
coming up
In light of recent developments, the erosion of the UN Secretary-General’s disarmament agenda is well underway. The role of Civil Society Organisations in disarmament processes has never been more important. It is crucial that we support The SCRAP Weapons Treaty, and introduce it to the General Debate at the start of Committee 1 of the UNGA
Now, NGOs and Civil Society must overcome the compartmentalization of disarmament goals, and unify initiatives across the conventional and nuclear spheres of disarmament, to Secure Our Common Future.
Please note that the event is only open to registered CSP5 delegates.
30
August 2019
Our Proposal
The Strategic Concept for the Removal of Arms and Proliferation proposal is a holistic approach to global disarmament proposing the adoption of an international legally binding agreement for complete and general disarmament.
About SCRAP
SCRAP is a holistic approach to global disarmament that proposes adopting an international legally binding agreement for general and complete disarmament. It draws on best practices of past agreements to expand the idea of what is possible...
The SCRAP Treaty
The Strategic Concept for the Removal of Arms and Proliferation proposal is a holistic approach to global disarmament proposing the adoption of an international legally binding agreement for complete and general disarmament.
“we can develop this Strategic Concept into a truly global resource. The SCRAP Treaty exists to reassure and empower those alarmed at the current turn of world events, to aspire for and work towards a safer world”
– Ambassador Abdul Minty
“I like the idea of SCRAP, I like the idea of meeting our security needs…with Arms Control and Disarmament Agreements, that limit destabilizing innovations, to eventually get us to reductions..as much reductions as possible”
Ambassador Robert l Gallucci
How can you become involved in SCRAP?
SCRAP proposes timetables and a draft treaty for consideration at the United Nations General Assembly, which takes place in September every year. Support our efforts to have SCRAP introduced at the UN General Assembly by sending a letter of support to your government.
If you are a student organisation or individual interested in working for SCRAP, please send us an email at dp27@soas.ac.uk.