On the Failure the NPT Review Conference: CNDP Statement
We, on behalf of the Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace(CNDP), express our dismay at the inconclusive Review Conference of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) this month.
CNDP welcomes revocation of the in Tripura
We, on behalf of the Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace(CNDP), heartily welcome the Tripura government’s decision to lift the notorious Armed Forces Special Powers Act(AFSPA) which has been used for providing impunity for the armed forces in the Jammu & Kashmir and the North-Eastern states. The brutally violent instances of murder and rape of innocent civilians in these regions of India since the 1950s remain a blot over the self-proclaimed world’s largest democracy. The continued existence of the AFSPA has only fuelled more violence and militarism.
CNDP Statement Condoling the untimely demise of Sunil Bhai and Fr. Thomas Kocherry
May 7, 2014 The Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP) sincerely condoles the untimely demise of two of its eminent colleagues, who were at the forefront of struggles for…
Lame-duck PM’s nuclear misadventure in Haryana must be condemned: CNDP Statement
We urge that the PM should restrain from inaugurating the Gorakhpur nuclear project and immediately organise wider consultations with the local community, civil society groups and independent experts. These must address the issue of the Environmental Impact Assessment process, which has been turned into a mockery by ignoring and suppressing the crucial issue of radiation impacts. We strongly such misadventure by a lame-duck outgoing prime Minister.
CNDP Statement: Koodankulam leader barred from attending his father’s funeral by the police
It is heartbreaking to see Mr. Pushparayan not being able to attend his father's last rites as he cannot move out of the Idinthakarai village, fearing immediate arrest by the police. It is shocking that over 200 police personnel were deployed at the funeral of Mr. Pushparayan's father in Tuticorin to arrest him if he joins. Almost the entire village of Idinthakarai, which has been the centre of protests, is declared criminal and people can't move out.