A revised preamble of a draft treaty to ban nuclear weapons retains a reference to victims of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, according to a copy of the document.

The draft was circulated to participants in ongoing U.N. negotiations on the world's first nuclear arms ban treaty in New York.

Expanding on the original text that addressed hibakusha and victims of nuclear tests, a section was added that addresses indigenous people who have been impacted by nuclear activities, including Australian Aborigines and Pacific Islanders from places like the Marshall Islands.