Disarmament advocacy refers to efforts aimed at reducing or eliminating weapons, particularly nuclear, chemical, and biological arms. Advocates work to promote peace and security by encouraging governments to engage in treaties and agreements that limit the production and stockpiling of these dangerous weapons. Organizations like the International Campaign to Ban Landmines and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament play significant roles in raising awareness and influencing policy. These efforts often involve public campaigns, educational programs, and lobbying to persuade policymakers to prioritize disarmament. By fostering dialogue and cooperation among nations, disarmament advocacy seeks to create a safer world, free from the threats posed by excessive military arsenals and armed conflict.