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ESPI Summary: (PDF)

Read our European Space Preservation Initiative Summary. Acknowledge the diverse implications of the Space Preservation Treaty and realize the extense possibilities of EU-European Union's States guiding the world with its example, signing and presenting ratification instruments to the Depositary of the UN-United Nations, the Secretary-General of the UN; the legislation that will ban ALL space-based weapons, transform the weapons and warfare economy and industry into a New World Space Age Economy & Industry, based under international law, for the bennefit of all. Found an International Peace-Keeping Agency, a New World Security System and a long list of new products and services; appling existing solutions, with existing technologies, to the divers crisis we are involved in. NPAE/ICIS Europe: ESPI-European Space Preservation Initiative, ESPI Summary (PDF)

ESPI: e-Parliament:

Introduction of the Space Preservation Treaty into the discussion Panel of Experts and Legislators on Space Security, create debate on the various and profound implications of the Treaty, desglose the comparison of other ideas and pieces of legislations homólogous in the concerne of the regulations of the civil & militar activities in space, as projects for international law, under the United Nations; and invite European Leaders in working cooperatively to ban space-based weapons and transform the war economy and industry by signing and presenting ratification instruments to the UN Depositary, the Secretary-General of the United Nations. ¿What is the eParliament? (PDF) SPT at the Ideas DB on Space Security (eParliament)

25 October 2006

U.S. Opposes Restrictions on Use of Space
Policy acknowledges new technology, importance of space to international commerce

By Cheryl Pellerin
Washington File Staff Writer

Astronaut Heidemarie M. Stefanyshyn-Piper participates in a spacewalk. (© AP Images)

Washington -- Freedom of action in space is the centerpiece of a new U.S. National Space Policy, the first update in nearly 10 years, that accounts for technology advances and the growing importance of space to international commerce, science, peace and security.

New elements include using space support for homeland security, emphasizing and strengthening interagency partnerships, and renewing the emphasis on the value of mission success in the U.S. government’s space acquisition programs.

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ICIS - Background: The Institute for Cooperation in Space (ICIS) is a 501-C-3 tax-exempt, non-profit foundation whose mission is to educate about efforts to transform the space-based weapons R&D program and war industry into a world cooperative civil, commercial and military space R&D and exploration program and industry (and other industries) without the mandate to weaponize space. ICIS educates about the U.S. Space Preservation Act and the companion World Space Preservation Treaty. These documents can and will put a literal lid on the war industry while simultaneously allowing the civil, commercial, entrepreneurial and military space R&D and exploration programs to continue once the verifiable ban on space-based weapons has been passed into world and national U.S. law.

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