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Morality of the nuclear deterrent. The decision flowchart project. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Category Archives: nuclear weapons. Faith Groups Vigil While Parliament Decides. Nevertheless we prayed, I know we did, and God was listening. We stood with our banners “No Faith in Trident” and placards proclaiming church statements on Trident and nuclear weapons, as a witness against the accepted narrative that was proceeding in Parliament. We attracted some attention from tourists and...

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morality | Morality of the nuclear deterrent

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Morality of the nuclear deterrent. The decision flowchart project. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Faith Groups Vigil While Parliament Decides. Yesterday Parliament voted in favour of building four new nuclear-powered submarines to carry US Trident missiles, armed with modernized nuclear warheads, for the next half century, in other words to renew Trident. While this debate proceeded hundreds, maybe thousands of people came to Parliament Square with a different message. We attracted s...

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Structure and people | ICAN

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English - United Kingdom. English - New Zealand. Case for a ban treaty. Support for a ban. Don’t Bank on the Bomb. ICAN is a broad, inclusive campaign, focused on mobilizing civil society around the world to support the specific objective of negotiating a global treaty banning nuclear weapons. The ICAN international structure consists of partner organizations. ICAN’s statement of values. ICAN’s international structure. Phone: 41 (0) 22 788 20 63. Regional Director, Asia and Pacific. London, United Kingdom.

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The case for a ban treaty | ICAN

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English - United Kingdom. English - New Zealand. Case for a ban treaty. Support for a ban. Don’t Bank on the Bomb. The case for a ban treaty. Ban Nuclear Weapons Now. How a ban treaty would work. Principles of a treaty banning nuclear weapons. Achieving a ban treaty. Banning nuclear weapons without the nuclear-armed states. About a ban: Dismantling the idea of a ban on nuclear weapons. Preventing collapse: The NPT and a ban on nuclear weapons. Tom Sauer, University of Antwerp). Ban Ki-moon UN chief.

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Support for a ban | ICAN

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English - United Kingdom. English - New Zealand. Case for a ban treaty. Support for a ban. Don’t Bank on the Bomb. Support for a ban. We join all peace-loving people in their call for a global treaty to outlaw and eliminate these instruments of human destruction. We support all of the efforts aimed at banning nuclear weapons. Argentina supports the efforts of the international community to move towards the negotiation of a universal legally binding instrument banning nuclear weapons. Given the catastroph...

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Parliamentary Appeal | ICAN

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English - United Kingdom. English - New Zealand. Case for a ban treaty. Support for a ban. Don’t Bank on the Bomb. Parliamentarians have a vital role to play in advancing the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons. This ICAN appeal aims to build global support for a treaty banning nuclear weapons. It will be presented at various intergovernmental meetings aimed at promoting nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament. Global Parliamentary Appeal for a Nuclear Weapons Ban. Mr Ken O’Dowd.

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ABOUT ICAN | ICAN

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English - United Kingdom. English - New Zealand. Case for a ban treaty. Support for a ban. Don’t Bank on the Bomb. ICAN is a global campaign coalition working to mobilize people in all countries to inspire, persuade and pressure their governments to initiate and support negotiations for a treaty banning nuclear weapons. The campaign was launched in 2007, and now has more than 400 partner organizations in 95 countries. Which countries have nuclear weapons and how many? Martin Sheen Actor and activist.

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Image galleries | ICAN

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English - United Kingdom. English - New Zealand. Case for a ban treaty. Support for a ban. Don’t Bank on the Bomb. More than 500 campaigners from 70 countries gathered in Oslo, Norway, in March 2013 for the ICAN Civil Society Forum. The goal: to ramp up efforts to ban nuclear weapons. ICAN meeting Hiroshima 2012. More than 100 campaigners from 30 countries took part in an ICAN campaign meeting in Hiroshima in August 2012, focusing on the humanitarian imperative to disarm. ICAN meeting Vienna 2012. Who su...

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Links – Christian Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

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Christian Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. Christians working and praying for a nuclear weapons-free world. Church Statements on nuclear weapons. Mordechai Vanunu House,. 162 Holloway Rd,. Timetable for the Embassies Walk on 7 March available here! 11:53:46 AM February 28, 2017. Please join Christian CND on the (nearly annual) Embassies Walk! We will visit the London embassies of various. https:/ t.co/joLQTZwmix. 11:43:01 AM February 27, 2017. 11:32:07 AM February 27, 2017. 11:29:42 AM February 27, 2017.

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The real outcome | ICAN

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English - United Kingdom. English - New Zealand. Case for a ban treaty. Support for a ban. Don’t Bank on the Bomb. May 23, 2015. Beatrice Fihn International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons. As the 2015 NPT Review Conference ended, over 100 states had endorsed the humanitarian pledge, committing to work for a new legally binding instrument for the prohibition and elimination of nuclear weapons. There has been no new information on the humanitarian impact of nuclear weapons in decades, the French ambas...