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Catastrophic humanitarian harm

Any use of nuclear weapons would have catastrophic humanitarian and environmental consequences. It's time to negotiate a ban

ICAN Syria's campaigner Ghassan Shahrour has dedicated his entire adult life to helping the vulnerable and marginalized

ICAN Sweden took part in the week-long Almedalsveckan event to build public support for a nuclear weapons ban

More than 700 prominent Australians, including past prime ministers, have called for a ban on nuclear weapons

ICAN Australia has revealed that the government's Future Fund invests in foreign nuclear weapons companies

@CNDuk 16 hours

You can get involved in creating a nuclear free world even if you're not at #Glastonbury - cnduk.org/TellTheresa… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
@nuclearban June 23, 2017

Thanks for an interesting event @ScottishCND. Scary to hear about the nuclear convoys in UK. The risk is too high!… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
@LabourCND June 22, 2017

If you're lucky enough to be at @GlastoFest visit the @CNDuk tent for talks and merch! And don't miss… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

“If Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr were alive today, they would be part of ICAN.”

Martin Sheen Actor and activist
“I salute ICAN for working with such commitment and creativity.”

Ban Ki-moon UN chief
“We can do it together. With your help, our voice will be made still stronger. Imagine peace.”

Yoko Ono Artist
“Governments say a nuclear weapons ban is unlikely. Don’t believe it. They said the same about a mine ban treaty.”

Jody Williams Nobel laureate
“With your support, we can take ICAN its full distance – all the way to zero nuclear weapons.”

Desmond Tutu Nobel laureate
“Because I cannot tolerate these appalling weapons, I whole-heartedly support ICAN.”

Herbie Hancock Jazz musician
“I am proud to support the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons.”

Hans Blix Weapons inspector
“I can imagine a world without nuclear weapons, and I support ICAN.”

Dalai Lama Nobel laureate