Nuclear Weapons’ Illegality in International Law

Nuclear weapons are globally recognised as the most dangerous weapons in existence. Their destructive power is incalculable, not only harming the environment, but also affecting the survival and development of mankind and endangering global peace. This paper argues the illegitimacy of nuclear weapons in international law not only by talking about their adverse effects, but also by discussing their own characteristics, such as indistinguishability and overkill.

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International Journal of Education and Humanities
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2024-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.54097/nz6g3e75
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Nuclear Issues and Defense
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Nuclear Weapons’ Illegality in International Law

Fangyi Yang
International Journal of Education and Humanities
Nuclear Issues and Defense
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Nuclear Weapons’ Illegality in International Law

Fangyi Yang
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Abstract

Nuclear weapons are globally recognised as the most dangerous weapons in existence. Their destructive power is incalculable, not only harming the environment, but also affecting the survival and development of mankind and endangering global peace. This paper argues the illegitimacy of nuclear weapons in international law not only by talking about their adverse effects, but also by discussing their own characteristics, such as indistinguishability and overkill.

International Journal of Education and HumanitiesVol. 15(3)
The University of Melbourne (AU)
Peace, Justice and strong institutions
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Nuclear Issues and Defense
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