NPT Members agreed in 2010 that any use of nuclear weapons would have catastrophic humanitarian consequences. IKV Pax Christi urges all states to reaffirm this statement at the 2013 PrepCom. …
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As the April Ministerial meeting of the Non Proliferation and Disarmament Initiative (NPDI) will convene in The Hague, the Netherlands, the Dutch Peace and Security Organisation IKV Pax Christi took …
Practical proposals for Members of Parliament to make the Netherlands a nuclear weapon free country On December 20th 2012 the Dutch parliament adopted a motion by Omtzigt (No 33400-V, No …
Wilbert van der Zeijden’s article Enter Timmermans – Will the Dutch finally get rid of nuclear weapons? is published by NATO Watch today.
New Generation – New Perspectives Rejuvenating the nuclear debate: 13 key recommendations We are a group of eight students participating in a crash course on nuclear diplomacy organised by IKV …
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A majority of NATO countries do not explicitly want to keep U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe, Exit Strategies; The case for redefining NATO consensus on U.S. TNW. looks at ways for the Alliance …
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IKV Pax Christi prepared the following substantive recommendations to the 2012 nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty Prepatory Committee Meeting to be held in Vienna 29 April – 11 May 2012.
Please find below Wilbert van der Zeijden’s article on TNW that appears this week in magazine Internationale Spectator. Wilbert shows that NATO’s Defence and Deterrence Posture Review process offers a last chance …
Keep updated and read the latest No Nukes newsletter of October 2011: What’s New in Nukes? NATO, Churches & the No Nukes team
What do NATO countries really say about the deployment of U.S. tactical (or sub-strategic or non-strategic) nuclear weapons? Many assumptions have been made, and repeated in countless reports by the …
