Report launch: Nukes of Hazard – The Nuclear Bomb Convoys on our Roads
The British public is being put at grave risk of a nuclear weapon accident and radiation leak according to a
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Majority of UN members declare intention to negotiate ban on nuclear weapons in 2017
United Nations disarmament talks concluded in Geneva on Friday 19th with the overwhelming majority of nations signalling their intention to
ICAN-UK observes Hiroshima Day at community gathering
ICAN-UK attended and spoke at a meeting of Soka Gakkai International on 6th August to mark Hiroshima Day. The event,
ICAN meet people across the country to discuss nuclear convoys
ICAN-UK has finished a round of public meetings across the country raising public awareness of the fact that nuclear weapons
UK boycotts UN nuclear disarmament talks while world recognises Hiroshima and Nagasaki Day
As the world commemorates Hiroshima and Nagasaki Day, the UK government continues to boycott disarmament talks that could prevent similar
UK parliament votes to keep nuclear weapons as momentum gathers for ban treaty
By Elizabeth Minor, Researcher at ICAN partner Article 36 (article first published on their website here). On 18 July, a
Parliamentary briefing on the latest UN nuclear disarmament talks (OEWG)
The United Nations Open-Ended Working Group (OEWG) on Nuclear Disarmament completed its second and most substantive session in Geneva earlier
Ethics of nuclear weapons – meeting at Parliament
An open meeting to discuss the morality and ethics of nuclear weapons was held in the House of Commons on
Scottish WILPF submission to UN nuclear disarmament talks
Open Ended Working Group: Taking Forward Multilateral Nuclear Disarmament Negotiations, Geneva 2016 Submission by Janet Fenton, Scottish branch of Women’s International
2015 Highlights and What’s Next in 2016
During a busy 2015, ICAN UK helped to blockade the London DSEI Arms Fair with a large Don’t Bank on the Bomb
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