In 1946, who called for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons?

In 1946, the UN General Assembly passed its first resolution, calling for the elimination of nuclear weapons to ensure global peace. Studying this highlights the UN’s role in disarmament, the challenges of enforcing non-proliferation, and its impact on global security. It also offers insights into how international bodies address existential threats, providing lessons on the need for cooperation and treaties to mitigate nuclear risks and promote peace.