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Take Action Get your Country on board ICAN Cities Appeal ICAN Parliamentary Pledge Events Join the campaign 80 years of nuclear weapons- enough is enough

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Is the treaty legally binding?

Is the treaty legally binding?

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Yes. The treaty is legally binding on those nations that join it.

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