Interpretation of the Peaceful Use of Nuclear Energy in the Nonproliferation Treaty

Abstract

The peaceful use of nuclear program, nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament are the main pillars of the NPT. These three key treaty elements are closely related one to another. The purpose of this article is to explain the necessity of export controls now, who established as international norms, the balance between the use of nuclear material and security from danger activities and noncompliance with international security measure regime. The methodology to be used in this paper, it will be analysis of literature and interpretative methods of international legal acts and declarations of states representatives which are involved in resolving nuclear international issues. Taken in consideration the existing literature on this issue, this paper modestly will fulfill the scientific gap in terms of interpretation of use of nuclear peaceful energy in NPT. Keywords: NPT, Peaceful use, Noncompliance activities Analyzing Main Pillar of Nonproliferation Treaty Despite its flaws and weaknesses, the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) remains an invaluable instrument for international security… There is no alternative but to support and strength NPT 2 French Committee for Foreign Affair, Defense and Military Forces in SenateSecurity is an elastic and diverse concept that can be understood in different forms, depending on its objects: the perception of threats, the protected values, and the means through which these values can be protected. The changing perception of security threats that already emerged in the 1980s, and ways in which these threats are addressed, has led to comprehensive and scientific studies of security concept. While the multidimensionality of security is now widely acknowledged in the discourse of security, its impacts on and challenges to international law are yet to be fully examined. 3 Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, 4 will be the key discussed issue of the analysis over legal effectiveness of nonproliferation, or better known by all entities, institutions, scholars of the international law and 1 with mentoring of Prof. Dr. Ljubomir Danailov Ferčkoski. argued that the NPT has established a sufficient legal framework of control proliferations of nuclear materials and expertise. More than that, the signatories of this Treaty, vowed not to take any action that would increase the number of countries with nuclear weapons. Treaty without any changes so far assumes that states that do not possess nuclear weapons, and which are parties to the treaty must not produce or purchase nuclear weapons or other explosive nuclear devices. But the existing nuclear-armed states, the treaty does not require and does not oblige to submit their nuclear