7. 爱尔兰认为，对于核武器风险的这个严重的人道主义方面问题，《不扩散条约》的审议进程迄今还没有给予足够的考虑。鉴于现有的研究结果，并且有有力的证据表明，核武器爆炸对妇女和女童的健康造成的伤害比对男子和男童要大得多，所以我们在处理履行核武器裁军承诺的问题时，必须也适当地考虑到我们遵照人道主义法实现可持续发展和两性平等的承诺以及我们在妇女与和平与安全议程下作出的承诺。我们不能继续维持、现代化和改进这些武器，因为现在已经没有任何科学怀疑地确知，它们对妇女有不成比例的性别影响。
7. Ireland considers that this serious humanitarian aspect of nuclear weapons risk is one that the Non-Proliferation Treaty review process has not given sufficient consideration to up to now. With the research now available and the strong evidence that detonation of these weapons causes far greater harm to the health of women and girls than to men and boys, we must approach our commitments to the disarmament of nuclear weapons with due regard also to our commitments, under humanitarian law, to sustainable development, gender equality and our commitments under the women and peace and security agenda. We cannot continue to maintain, modernize and improve weapons that are now known beyond any scientific doubt to have disproportionate gendered impacts on women.