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UN Messenger of Peace, Michael Douglas has called on the international community on to collectively "reduce the number of nuclear war heads", as well as facilitating the entry of force for the major treaties and protocols to expedite nuclear disarmament. Speaking to the UN News Centre on the International Day of Peace (21 September), Mr. Douglas highlighted the urgent need to move forward the nuclear disarmament endeavour.
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