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50 countries the first to sign nuclear weapons ban treaty
On Wednesday 20 September, the new Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons officially opened for signature, and responsible countries from around the world started signing up. Brazil was the first country to sign, followed by 50 other countries representing all...
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Basel Declaration on trans-generational crimes of nuclear weapons & nuclear energy
A four-day international conference of doctors, lawyers, scientists and nuclear experts from 27 countries concluded in Basel yesterday with the release of the Basel Declaration on human rights and trans-generational crimes resulting from nuclear weapons and nuclear...
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NZ to sign prohibition of nuclear weapons treaty
Foreign Minister Gerry Brownlee announced today New Zealand will sign the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons at a ceremony during the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week. New Zealand will sign the Treaty on the first day it is open for...
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North Korea tests nuclear bomb, Abolition 2000 members call for a diplomatic solution
North Korea announced on Sep 3, 2017 that it had conducted its sixth nuclear test. The official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said the hydrogen bomb test on Sunday morning, ordered by leader Kim Jong-un, was a "perfect success". The news agency hailed the bomb's...
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Endorse the appeal for diplomacy in the Korea nuclear crisis
The latest missile test by North Korea, which took place yesterday (August 29th), is the latest in a series of provocations and counter-provocations between North Korea and the United States that could end up in an outbreak of war. See Trump says that 'all options are...
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World Beyond War new affiliated network of Abolition 2000
Abolition 2000 welcomes World Beyond War as a new affiliated network. World Beyond War is a global nonviolent movement to end war and establish a just and sustainable peace. The movement creates awareness of popular support for ending war and to further develop that...
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