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In November 2011, the cooperation between Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) significantly reduced after an IAEA report stated that Iran had undertaken research geared at nuclear weapons developments before 2003.... The report alleged that Iran had conducted nuclear – related studies on nuclear weapons design, detonator developments, and multi-point initiation of explosives, and nuclear payload integration into a missile delivery vehicle....
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Imprisonment, as a major form of punishment to control increasing rate of crime and establish the rule of law in society, has been acknowledged by social scientists, criminologists, jurists and administrative systems since inception of human civilization.... Social scientists,… sophers and psychologists have agreed to this aspect that apart from an individual's spontaneous urge to indulge into criminal activities, there are several types of socio-economic reasons that contribute to yield of criminal activities in a particular social context....
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Human beings are natural fighters and they cannot change that so nuclear weapons should not be abandoned and their ethical uses should be accepted.... In this paper discusses the ethical use of nuclear weapons.... People often criticize nuclear weapons due to the potential harm but seldom have they realized the potential advantages of nuclear technology.... The use of nuclear weapons as a deterrent, as a source of independence....
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The paper "The Global Shift against the Death Penalty" discusses that countries like South Africa Spain, Switzerland have defended their actions by saying that the death penalties are not the trademark of the civilized nations and should be eliminated from the laws as it is an abuse to the human rights.... t is the nature of human mankind that whenever there is an effort rose for the saving of their kind or even if of nature's they all stand up and say “yes it should be implemented and deaths or any other harms should be banned”, without fore sighting the consequences and the backgrounds of the act....
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This discussion talks that nuclear weapons have for a long time been on a constant increase with nations advancing to nuclear weapons for security.... In the recent past, a handful of initiatives has been going around advocating the long-term elimination of the nuclear weapons.... t is from this that I develop the research question; what is likely to be the future outcome of allowing nations to own nuclear weapons?... This is a predictive study that tries to focus and bring out the likely unseen outcomes of the recent increase in possession of nuclear weapons....
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In the paper “The Nonproliferation Treaty: Nuclear Power Weapon” the author discusses five states that own nuclear weapons under the Nonproliferation Treaty including China, Russia, France, the UK, and the US.... Three other states which own nuclear weapons are India, Pakistan, and Israel.... hellip; The author states that however in the recent years it is seen that other nations are also trying to have their hands on the nuclear weapons and this can prove to be dreadful for the whole world if these weapons fall in the wrong hands....
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Research Paper
The paper "US Policy and Iranian nuclear weapons" deals with a dualistic nature of nuclear developments in Iran: uranium enrichment can be used for peaceful purposes.... There are no appropriate resources for nuclear weapons development and there are no sources for special technologies.... There are strong and controversial arguments in the world concerning the possibility of Iran owning nuclear weapons.... Of course, the West does not believe that Iran develops nuclear weapons for peaceful goals....
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Case Study
The paper “Why nuclear weapons should be Banned” looks at nuclear weapons, which pose the greatest threat ever to human beings and are the most erratically atrocious weapons ever discovered.... The cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki stand as reminders of what destruction nuclear weapons can do.... hellip; The author states that any use of nuclear weapons poses immense catastrophic effects and there is no efficient humanitarian response that would be possible to counter the consequences of radiation on affected people which usually results in death as well as the suffering of the involved people several decades after the first explosion....
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