Documents from the OEWG

Working papers

A/AC.281/WP.1
Perceptions and views on nuclear disarmament: addressing differences and bridging gaps
Submitted by Austria

A/AC.281/WP.2
Proposal for practical actions to achieve nuclear disarmament
Submitted by Cuba

A/AC.281/WP.3
List of ideas, elements and proposals raised during the May meetings of the Open-ended Working Group on Taking Forward Multilateral Nuclear Disarmament Negotiations
Submitted by the Chair

A/AC.281/WP.4
Building Blocks for a World without Nuclear Weapons
Submitted by Australia, Belgium, Canada, Finland, Germany, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia and Sweden

A/AC.281/WP.5
An exploration of some contributions that also Non-Nuclear Weapon States could engage in to take multilateral nuclear disarmament forward
Submitted by Austria

A/AC.281/WP.6
Taking forward multilateral nuclear disarmament negotiations
Submitted by the Islamic Republic of Iran

A/AC.281./WP.7
Model Nuclear Weapons Convention
Submitted by Costa Rica and Malaysia

A/AC.281./WP.8
Identifying the essential elements for achieving and maintaining a world without nuclear weapons
Submitted by Switzerland and Ireland

A/AC.281./WP.10
Taking forward multilateral nuclear disarmament negotiations
Submitted by the New Agenda Coalition

Organizing ideas to develop proposals to take forward multilateral nuclear disarmament negotiations
Submitted by Mexico

A/AC.281/NGO.1
Achieving a nuclear weapon free world
Submitted by Reaching Critical Will, a programme of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom and a partner of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN)

A/AC.281/NGO.2
Briding the gaps, building the framework, ensuring success
Submitted by the Basel Peace Office, Mayors for Peace, and Nuclear Age Peace Foundation

A/AC.281/NGO.3
Key recommendations on promoting education
Submitted by the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation