No breakthroughs at BWC ad hoc group meeting

Article Abstract:

The ad hoc group of states-parties to the Biological Weapons Convention stalled on the issues of technical cooperation and compliance at its 18th meeting. However, there was some progress on text clarification.

Switzerland

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BWC Ad Hoc Group meets with 'mixed' results

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the progress which was made at the February 12, 2001 meeting of the Ad Hoc Group of the Biological Weapons Convention. The areas where disagreement still exists are discussed.

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[1] BWC Ad Hoc Group meets with 'mixed' results

Article Abstract:

The Ad Hoc Group, formed in 1995 to write a binding protocol to strengthen the Biological Weapons Convention, has made tentative progress toward formulating a verification and inspection program.

Political aspects, International relations

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