Is a global team that formed to prevent the production, use, and storage of chemical weapons through the Chemical Weapons Convention in 1997. Each country decides whether or not to become a member and adhere to the commitments established by the Convention and OPCW regulations.
Ban on chemical weapons Verification and control Assistance and protection International cooperation Peaceful use of chemistry
Economic sanctions Diplomatic isolation Political pressure International accountability
The OPCW works to maintain global security and protect human rights, even in deplorable situations like wars. In recognition of these efforts, in 2013, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the organization due to its significant efforts in eliminating chemical weapons. However, OPCW faces is that there is no central world authority to ensure that the rules against the use of chemical weapons are followed.