NATO: Increasing the role of nuclear weapons
July 20th, 2016 | by Susi Snyder
The Heads of State and Government that participated in the NATO summit in Warsaw Poland on 8-9 July 2016 issued
Browsing the "Humanitarian Initiative" Tag
Interfaith statement presented in Geneva
May 3rd, 2016 | by Susi Snyder
During the recent meeting in Geneva of the “Open Ended Working Group to take forward multilateral nuclear disarmament negotiations”, or
The end of the review conference, the beginning of action
May 23rd, 2015 | by Susi Snyder
And it’s over. A month of revolving negotiations in New York, a month of reiterated statements, a month of diplomatic
Plèeèèdzjjjjjj: hoe meeuwenkak gaat leiden tot een verbod op kernwapens
May 22nd, 2015 | by Krista van Velzen
Zich het hoofd breken. Een rare uitdrukking. Ik breek mij het hoofd. Of breek ik mij mijn hoofd. Ik weet
Never again, under any circumstances
May 17th, 2015 | by Susi Snyder
This line seems underlines the crux of the debate at the NPT. Is it ever acceptable to use nuclear weapons?
Dutch parliament: Negotiate a ban!
April 24th, 2015 | by Susi Snyder
On Thursday, 23 April the Dutch Parliament (Tweede Kamer) adopted a motion saying the government must join, in a substantive
What would banning nuclear weapons mean for NATO?
April 13th, 2015 | by Susi Snyder
NATO keeps calling itself a nuclear alliance, but what would that mean in a world where nuclear weapons were clearly
Invitation debate 4 March: A Crisis We Cannot Prepare For: The Humanitarian Consequences of Nuclear Weapons
February 26th, 2015 | by Susi Snyder
Nuclear weapons are often presented as promoting security, particularly during times of international instability. However, testimonies by nuclear experts and
Invitation debate 4 March: A Crisis We Cannot Prepare For: The Humanitarian Consequences of Nuclear Weapons”
February 24th, 2015 | by Selma van Oostwaard
Nuclear weapons are often presented as promoting security, particularly during times of international instability. However, testimonies by nuclear experts and
Very normal people at a very normal conference
December 17th, 2014 | by Selma van Oostwaard
Dutch students participated in the ICAN civil society conference in Vienna on december 6th and 7nd and the Third Intergovernmental
Disarmament education & youth partication projects
The vlogs and blogs of the PAX Crash Course students in Geneva Read more
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Heads up, Europe! Do you know whether your MEP candidate supports the #NuclearBan Treaty and will speak up to end nukes if elected? Check out who has taken the ICAN Pledge ➡️ https://t.co/PhFjn8aPu8 #ThisTimeImVoting #EUelections2019
"Japan has been trying to play the self-appointed role of being a bridge between nuclear and non-nuclear camps. As long as it keeps turning its back on the #nuclearban, however, Japan cannot claim that it is performing this role." @ajwasahi @MofaJapan_en https://t.co/NufcMtZrXS
Our own @susisnyder spoke to @NuclearHotseat last week about how we're contributing to the end of nuclear weapons by naming those that try to profit from building tools of mass murder.
@PAXforpeace
https://t.co/LfChWF6noB“To not have emotions about nuclear weapons that can kill millions of people seems sociopathic to me,” @EmilyWelty
#nuclearban
https://t.co/ay1HTFL9IqGreat news from Oslo this evening. The capital of #Norway just joined the ICAN Cities Appeal! 💖 #icansave #oslo
