It is often bemoaned that the role of non-nuclear-weapon States in creating a world without nuclear weapons is limited, as the onus to disarm seems to rely almost exclusively on the nuclear “haves”—the five recognized nuclear-weapon States that hold permanent seats in the Security Council. A similar responsibility exists for States that have publicly declared their possession of nuclear weapons, including India and Pakistan as well as other States that do not adhere to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), such as Israel and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.