The interaction or opposition of the right to development with the limitations of obtaining new atomic technology

The current era can be called the era of important developments in the field of new technologies. The developments of the world society have led to the creation of new concepts and evolution in the new atomic technology. In line with the inalienable right of all nations to access the new atomic technology, laws and legal documents supporting or prohibiting this right will be reviewed. In this way, it is very important to identify the categories of development right and new atomic technology that have dual applications and their connection and reference with laws and treaties. Atomic materials that can lead to the production and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, at the same time, can be useful in the economic growth and development of countries, including the atom and its derivatives.

This research is carried out in terms of gathering information by documentary method and through the study of valid laws and sources, and the obtained information is analyzed in a descriptive – analytical manner.

In this research, in addition to examining the foundations and principles of the right to development of countries, especially developing countries, the rules of international law regarding new atomic technologies, and especially atomic weapons, have been examined. Therefore, these legal principles and norms governing the limitations of countries, especially the third world countries' access to new atomic technology, in limiting the right of countries to develop, are not in accordance with the rules of international law. All-round access to new technologies and all-round development is the absolute right of all nations, and in general, the right to development is in direct interaction with the attainment of new atomic technology. Therefore, the international community should develop appropriate treaties and laws, show the correct path so that all-round access to these new technologies can be done correctly.