ILLICIT ARM’S TRADE- AN APPREHENSION TO CIVVY FATALITY

 ILLICIT ARM’S TRADE- AN APPREHENSION TO CIVVY FATALITY

   -Daiemah Malik delineates                           

“There is no flag large enough to cover the shame of killing innocent people.


The illegal trade of weapons and arms has been an alarming issue worldwide, with illegal trade being 10-20% of the total global arms trade of $60 billion a year. Therefore, The UN had to intervene in this distressing issue and so it formed the UNGA DISEC in order to maintain world peace.

The UNGA was established to deal with disarmament, global challenges and threats to peace that affect the international community and to look after the security of the civilians. At the request of the UNGA the UNSC held its first conference in 2001 to seek out solutions for the harms caused by the illegal trade of arms to the sinless.

The primary step to be taken is to reduce the pre-existing stockpile of illegitimate trade of weapons and to prevent all the unlawful future trade. The existing illegal weapons should be harnessed and destroyed and strict actions must be taken on those who are practicing the felonious activity.

As the murder of totally innocent people is not only inhuman but those earning from it have grown insatiable and for them money is more important than a person’s life. We as a family should prevent outlawed trade of such weapons and fill the world of  homo sapiens with humanity not only towards their own species but of all others as well.


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