After Mexico: Why an “Ottawa Process” for a Legal Ban of Nuclear Weapons Deserves Our Enthusiastic Support
There is transformation in the air and a shift in the zeitgeist in how nations and civil society are addressing nuclear disarmament. After Mexico: Why an “Ottawa Process” for a Legal Ban of Nuclear Weapons Deserves Our Enthusiastic Support by Alice Slater ...June 2013 Abolition Update- now available!
Containing articles about the new UN Open Ended Working Group to take forward multilateral nuclear disarmament, Abolition 2000 at Faslane, an open letter to US President Obama from NATO parliamentarians, ending the scourge of nuclear power, the recent confirmation by...Call for a Global Ban on Uranium Mining
At the Abolition 2000 Annual General Meeting in Edinburgh, participants adopted the following call for a global ban on uranium mining- Recalling the Moorea Declaration, adopted by the Abolition 2000 Conference held in Moorea, Te Ao Maohi, (French Occupied Polynesia)...U.S. Congressional Briefing- Nuclear Weapons & Nuclear Energy
One of the Abolition 2000 founding members- Alice Slater, delivers a briefing to U.S. Congress on 20 September 2012. Her testimony begins around minute 26.Message from the Abolition 2000 Annual General Meeting to Japan welcoming the shut-down of all the Japanese nuclear reactors
The participants of the Abolition 2000 Annual General Meeting, gathered in Vienna on May 5, 2012, celebrate the shut-down today of the last operating nuclear power reactor, out of 54 reactors previously operating in Japan.