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Working paper submitted by China.
NPT/CONF.1995/MC. III/WP.2 Working paper submitted by China.
Working paper submitted by China.
Nuclear-weapon-free zone: working paper submitted by China.
Working paper submitted by China.
Nuclear-weapon-free zones: working paper submitted by China.
Working paper submitted by China(A/CN.10/166);
Non-proliferation: working paper submitted by China.
Working paper submitted by China(A/CN.10/2000/WG. I/WP.2);
Nuclear disarmament: working paper submitted by China.
A working paper submitted by China suggests principles and ways and means.
Security assurances: working paper submitted by China.
CTBT/PC/I/21- Working Paper submitted by China entitled“Proposed Overall Work Programme for the Establishment of the CTBT Verification Regime”.
Nuclear issues in the Middle East:working paper submitted by China.
A working paper submitted by China for the 2012 Meeting of States Parties noted the"need to promote biotechnology exchange and cooperation" in partby removing"export restrictions against the objectives of international cooperation.
Non-proliferation of nuclear weapons:working paper submitted by China.
NPT/CONF.1995/MC. I/WP.2 Proposed elements on nuclear disarmament for the final document:working paper submitted by China.
Peaceful uses of nuclear energy:working paper submitted by China.
NPT/CONF.1995/MC. II/WP.10 Prevention of nuclear-weapon proliferation, nuclear safeguards and nuclear-weapon-free zones:working paper submitted by China.
Nuclear disarmament and reduction of the danger of nuclear war:working paper submitted by China.
Nuclear-weapon-free zones and nuclear issues in the Middle East:working paper submitted by China.
Following the presentation of the proposal andprior to taking up the question of whether it satisfied the criteria of Annex D to the Convention the Committee considered a conferenceroom paper submitted by China and India.
That delegation was also of the view that it would be appropriate for the Legal Subcommittee to discuss the desirability and feasibility of drafting a universal comprehensive convention on space law and that an ad hoc informal open-ended working group should be convened for that purpose,as had been previously proposed in a working paper submitted by China, Colombia and the Russian Federation A/AC.105/C.2/L.226.
Some delegations expressed the view that the appropriateness and desirability of drafting a universal comprehensive convention on international space law should be considered by the Legal Subcommittee under a sub-item of the agenda item entitled"Status and application of the five United Nations treaties on outer space",as proposed in a working paper submitted by China, Greece and the Russian Federation A/AC.105/C.2/L.236.
Some delegations reiterated the view that the appropriateness and desirability of drafting a universal comprehensive convention on international space law should be considered by the Legal Subcommittee under a sub-item of the agenda item entitled"Status and application of the five United Nationstreaties on outer space", as had been proposed to the Legal Subcommittee in a working paper submitted by China, Greece and the Russian Federation A/AC.105/C.2/L.236.
In that connection, he drew attention to working papers submitted by China on non-proliferation and nuclear-weapon-free zones NPT/CONF.2010/WP.64 and 67.
Informal working paper No. 3, submitted by China;
Working paper on security assurances submitted by China.
Working paper on nuclear-weapon-free zones submitted by China.
Working paper on nuclear-weapon-free zones submitted by China.