Decides that the World Disarmament Campaign shall be known hereafter as the UN Disarmament Information Programme" and the World Disarmament Campaign Voluntary Trust Fund as the "Voluntary Trust Fund for the UN Disarmament Information Programme"; recommends that the Programme should further focus its efforts: (a) to inform, to educate and to generate public understanding of the importance of and support for multilateral action in the field of arms limitation and disarmament, in a factual, balanced and objective manner; (b) to facilitate unimpeded access to and an exchange of information on ideas between the public sector and public interest groups and organizations, and to provide an independent source of balanced and factual information; (c) to organize meetings to facilitate exchange of views and information between governmental and non-governmental sectors and between governmental and other experts in order to facilitate the search for common ground; decides that at its 48th session there should be an 11th UN Pledging Conference for the UN Disarmament Information Programme, and expresses the hope that on that occasion all those Member States that have not yet announced any voluntary contributions will do so, bearing in mind the objectives of the 3rd Disarmament Decade and the need to ensure its success; requests the Secretary-General to submit to the General Assembly at its 48th session a report covering both the implementation of the activities of the Programme by the UN system during 1993 and the activities of the Programme contemplated by the system for 1994.

Adopted without vote, 81st meeting

Convention on the Prohibition of the Use of Nuclear Weapons (Draft)

Adopted at the 81st and 88th plenary meeting, 9 and 15 Dec. 1992.