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We Must End the Madness of Nuclear Weapons

Some five decades ago, world leaders came together on an urgent mission to avert "the devastation that would be visited upon all mankind" in the event of a nuclear war. The five then-existing nuclear weapon states - the United States, Soviet Union (now Russia), United Kingdom, France and China - signed the international nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). They agreed to negotiate in good faith to end the nuclear arms race at an early date and to achieve a world without nuclear weapons.

The import of the Marshall Islands nuclear lawsuit

The tiny Republic of the Marshall Islands recently filed an extraordinary lawsuit at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, suing all nine nuclear weapons possessors for failing to eliminate their nuclear arsenals.

Humanitarian Consequences of Nuclear Weapons

The Govt should think of our own people, not global nuclear corporates: S P Udayakumar

Koodankulam activist S P Udayakumar spoke at a press conference in New Delhi yesterday, strongly opposing the attempts to vilify anti-nuclear protests in India. Here is the press release issued by him -

Re-framing the Debate on Nuclear Disarmament

The humanitarian discourse should not be reduced to a discussion about one legal approach or another. It focuses on the weapon itself rather than the symbolism that has been created around nuclear weapons and deterrence. It is thus a discussion that should reinforce momentum towards nuclear disarmament.

Assessing Small Modular Nuclear Reactors (SMRs) in Canada

SHANTI OR SHAM? – Exposing India’s Corporate Nuclear Push and Defending People, Democracy & Ecology

The Innate and Inseparable Ties Between Nuclear Weapons and Energy

We Must End the Madness of Nuclear Weapons

The import of the Marshall Islands nuclear lawsuit

Humanitarian Consequences of Nuclear Weapons

The Govt should think of our own people, not global nuclear corporates: S P Udayakumar

Re-framing the Debate on Nuclear Disarmament