Over 1/3 of U.N. members support Austria's nuke-ban document

Alexander Kmentt, director for disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation at Austria's foreign ministry, gives an interview in Vienna on April 10, 2015. Over one-third of 193 U.N. member states have supported Austria's document pledging to pursue a ban on nuclear weapons, distributed to the U.N. members, according to Kmentt. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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