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The international Global Zero movement launched in December 2008 includes more than 300 political, military, business, faith and civic leaders — and hundreds of thousands of citizens — working for the phased, verified elimination of all nuclear weapons worldwide.
Global Zero members believe that the only way to eliminate the nuclear threat — including proliferation and nuclear terrorism — is to stop the spread of nuclear weapons, secure all nuclear materials and eliminate all nuclear weapons: global zero.
The movement combines grassroots and media outreach, cutting-edge policy analysis and direct dialogue with governments to make the elimination of nuclear weapons an urgent global imperative and to bring all nuclear weapons countries to the table to negotiate the phased reduction of arsenals to zero.
The international Global Zero Commission of 23 political and military leaders has developed a practical step-by-step plan – backed by hundreds of former heads-of-state, foreign ministers, national security advisers and military commanders – to achieve this goal over the next two decades.
The Global Zero Action Plan calls in its first phase for the United States and Russia to cut their arsenals to 1,000 total warheads each, all other countries with nuclear weapons to freeze their arsenals, and the international community to conduct an all-out global effort to block the spread of nuclear weapons. These steps would be followed by the first multilateral negotiations in history for stockpile reductions by all nuclear weapons countries.
In February 2010 in Paris, the 2nd Global Zero Summit convened 200 eminent leaders from around the world. Presidents Obama and Medvedev and UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon sent strong statements of support, including President Obama’s declaration that Global Zero “will always have a partner in me and my administration.” Fmr. US Secretary of George Shultz delivered the keynote address.
From the UN Security Council’s September 2009 endorsement of the goal of Global Zero, to the April 2010 START treaty signing and the Nuclear Security Summit, political support and momentum for Global Zero are growing. Global Zero has garnered extensive worldwide media attention. More than 400,000 people from every country in the world have signed the Global Zero declaration and joined the movement. Students are getting involved, starting over 70 Global Zero chapters on college campuses worldwide.

WHY GLOBAL ZERO?
A global consensus is emerging in favor of the total elimination of nuclear weapons. Russia and the Unites States,
which have 96% of the world’s arsenals, have recently signed the most important nuclear treaty in decades.
As more leaders around the world come out in support of global zero, we need to build an unprecedented global movement
to remind them that their citizens care about this issue and expect them to take action.
Please join us by signing the Global Zero declaration. We need as many citizens around the world as possible to join the effort.
http://cutnukes.globalzero.org/

White House and State Department Officials to Address Global Zero Convention April 8-10
White House and State Department Officials to Address Global Zero Convention April 8-10
Event Brings Together Hundreds of Young Global Zero Movement Leaders With Top Officials, Experts and Activists
Under Sec. of State Ellen Tauscher, Asst. Sec. of State Rose Gottemoeller, Special Assistant to the President Gary Samore, David Gergen, Gen. Jack Sheehan, Dr. Graham Allison, Valerie Plame Wilson, Jonathan Schell, Rev. Richard Cizik, Rolf Mowatt-Larssen, Rabbi David Saperstein, Dr. Pervez Hoodbhoy
WASHINGTON, April 6, 2011 -- Under Secretary of State Ellen Tauscher, Assistant Secretary of State Rose Gottemoeller and Special Assistant to the President Gary Samore will join top policy experts and political analysts in addressing hundreds of students and young professionals for Global Zero's GZ|DC Convention. The event will take place at The George Washington University in Washington, DC from April 8-10, 2011.
The Convention will build on the progress and momentum of 2010, including ratification of the New START Treaty and the growth of the Global Zero movement to more than 400,000 people worldwide – and will take place on the anniversary of the 2010 signing of the START Treaty and President Obama's 2009 Prague speech calling for a world without nuclear weapons.
The young Global Zero leaders will participate in intensive trainings, strategize on building the Global Zero movement, engage with a group of eminent leaders, senior government officials, and other experts, attend cutting-edge campaign workshops and network with fellow activists in the movement.
GZ|DC 2011 will launch an unprecedented grassroots movement to achieve the vision of a world without nuclear weapons.

Global Zero Leaders Herald U.S. Senate Ratification of New START Treaty
Statements from U.S. START 1 Chief Negotiator Amb. Richard Burt and Russian Sen. Mikhail Margelov
For Immediate Release: December 22, 2010
Contacts:
In Washington: Trevor Fitzgibbon, p: 202-406-0646, trevor@fitzgibbonmedia.com
In Moscow: Lawrence McDonnell, e: +7495 7972689, Mobile: +7 499 136 1864
Washington DC – Leaders of the Global Zero movement today heralded the U.S. Senate’s ratification of the New START Treaty.
Amb. Richard Burt, START 1 chief negotiator and Global Zero U.S. Chair, said:
“The Senate’s action today was imperative for national security. The New START Treaty will continue the important process of reducing and monitoring U.S. and Russian Cold War arsenals, and pave the way for the critical next step: bringing all nuclear weapons countries into multilateral nuclear arms negotiations for the first time in history.
The Treaty will strengthen U.S-Russia relations -- which is essential for our efforts to prevent Iran from getting the bomb and to build a strong international coalition to stop nuclear proliferation worldwide.”
Sen. Mikhail Margelov, Head of the Committee for Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Council and Global Zero Russia Co-Chair, said:
“The New START Treaty sets the stage for the next round of Russia-U.S. negotiations, which must lead to multilateral talks with the other nuclear weapons countries. The Treaty represents a shift away from the Cold War mentality and demonstrates that Russia and the U.S. are focused on achieving 21st century global security.”
The Global Zero movement is comprised of 300 political, military, business, faith and civic leaders, and 400,000 citizens worldwide working for the phased, verified elimination of all nuclear weapons.


Biggest Names in Music Urge Fans to See New Film Countdown to Zero and Join the Movement to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons and Ratify New START Treaty
For Immediate Release
July 12th, 2010
Contacts:
In Washington: Trevor Fitzgibbon, 202-406-0646
Macy Gray, Trent Reznor, Pearl Jam, R.E.M., Maroon 5, Tom Morello, Dave Matthews Band, Steve Earle, Ok Go, Bodeans, Circa Survive, Rise Against, Los Amigos Invisibles, Neon Indian, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Bostich & Fussible, Mayer Hawthorne, Michael Franti, They Might be Giants, Ozomatli, Mexican Institute of Sound, Lotus, Fanfarlo, Jay Electronica, Weezer, Entrance Band, The Gossip’s Beth Ditto, Subsonica
Directed by Lucy Walker and Produced by Academy Award Winner Lawrence Bender, the Film presents compelling stories to inspire a demand for a nuclear free world.
Countdown To Zero Hits Theaters July 23
Washington DC: Many of the biggest names in the music industry have joined the campaign to urge fans to see the new Lawrence Bender produced film Countdown to Zero when it hits theaters July 23rd and to join the Global Zero movement to eliminate all nuclear weapons.
Countdown to Zero opens in New York City and Washington DC July 23rd and in twenty other cities nationwide on the 30th (schedule below).
“I am thrilled to help support and promote the film “Countdown to Zero” and the Global Zero movement – the threat of nuclear weapons and the movement to eliminate them is critical to all of humanity.” Macy Gray
Pearl Jam permitted their song “The Fixer” to be used on the film’s closing credits while many of the artists and musicians have recorded online PSA’s (see below) and will be tweeting and urging concertgoers to see the film when it hits theaters on opening night and to sign the Global Zero declaration.
“We’re proud to support and help spread the word about the film Countdown to Zero and this critcical movement – everyone should check it out. As so many global leaders across the political spectrum have correctly figured out, the Global Zero movement to eliminate nuclear weapons is one of the defining issues of our time, and something we should all get behind.” R.E.M.
The BoDeans collaborated with Participant Media on a video of their new single, “Headed for the End of the World” off of their album “Mr. Sad Clown” that promotes both the film and the Global Zero movement
“I wrote the song about extremism - about the importance of finding a middle ground for the sake of humanity as a whole. I support Global Zero and want to encourage people to see Countdown to Zero because it is imperative that we come together to end nuclear proliferation. I wish we could end extremism. Wish we could come together at the middle-for the sake of all. Since that is unlikely, it is imperative that we eliminate nuclear weapons,” said Kurt Neumann of the BoDeans.
Additionally, many of the artists are taking part in Participant Media’s and TakePart’s Social Action campaign, which can be accessed online at takepart.com/zero or by texting “zero” to 77177 – the effort includes petitions urging U.S. Senators to ratify the New START Treaty as well as building support for Global Zero’s Declaration to eliminate all nuclear weapons.
Countdown to Zero traces the history of the atomic bomb from its origins to the present state of global affairs: nine nations possessing nuclear weapons capabilities with others racing to join them, with the world held in a delicate balance that could be shattered by an act of terrorism, failed diplomacy, or a simple accident. Written and directed by acclaimed documentarian Lucy Walker (The Devil’s Playground, Blindsight), the film features an array of important international figures, including President Jimmy Carter, Mikhail Gorbachev, Pervez Musharraf and Tony Blair. It makes a compelling case for eliminating all nuclear weapons worldwide, an issue more topical than ever with world leaders working to achieve this goal today.
The Magnolia Pictures release was produced by Academy Award® winner Lawrence Bender (Inglourious Basterds, An Inconvenient Truth) and developed, financed and executive produced by Participant Media and the World Security Institute. Jeff Skoll, Diane Weyermann, Bruce Blair and Matt Brown are the film’s executive producers.
“Having produced An Inconvenient Truth with Participant Media, I have witnessed the power of a movie to educate people and inspire them to join a movement. The film will help build the growing Global Zero movement -- I am a founding leader of this movement which includes more than 250 political, military, faith and civic leaders, dozens of organizations and over 380,00 activists working for the worldwide elimination of all nuclear weapons. We have a lot of momentum on the issue – from the historic UN Security Council session last year endorsing the goal of Global Zero, to the new START treaty and the Nuclear Security Summit – but we have a long way to go. We believe this film will engage the public in a big way, bring this issue to the top of the political agenda and build an unstoppable movement. I urge everyone to see this compelling movie and get their friends and family to see it and I urge everyone to sign the Global Zero declaration and join the movement today at globalzero.org.” Lawrence Bender
Global Zero Action Plan: http://static.globalzero.org/files/docs/GZAP_6.0.pdf
Global Zero Signatory List: http://static.globalzero.org/files/docs/gzbrief_25March10.pdf
Global Zero is comprised of more than 250 political, military, faith and civic leaders, dozens of organizations and over 380,000 activists working for the worldwide elimination of all nuclear weapons.


Global Zero Leaders Applaud New START Treaty; Urge Ratification
Washington DC – Leaders of the Global Zero movement, at a press conference at the National Press Club this morning, applauded the new START accord signed today by Presidents Obama and Medvedev in Prague and urged its ratification. They also called for strong commitments to be made by the 47 leaders participating in President Obama’s April 12-13 Nuclear Security Summit.
The group included Her Majesty Queen Noor, former CIA counter-proliferation officer Valerie Plame, START 1 chief negotiator Amb. Richard Burt, Academy Award-winning producer Lawrence Bender (An Inconvenient Truth, Good Will Hunting, Inglourious Basterds) and Jeff Skoll, founder of Participant Media (An Inconvenient Truth, The Visitor, Kite Runner).
The press conference included a special sneak-peek teaser of the new major documentary film on the nuclear danger, Countdown to Zero, produced by Bender and Participant Media. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 25 to critical acclaim and will open in theaters July 9.
As part of the grassroots movement, the group announced the launch of a Global Zero ‘road tour’ in which young volunteers travel the country organizing campus and community-based screenings of the film to build momentum toward its theatrical release and to enlist more people in the Global Zero movement.
The group also launched a worldwide drive -- along with partner organizations, including Avaaz.org, MoveOn, the New Evangelical Partnership, Physicians for Social Responsibility, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, Vote Vets and others -- to collect signatures on the global zero petition which will be delivered to the leaders at the Nuclear Security Summit next week.
Amb. Richard Burt, START 1 chief negotiator and Global Zero US Chair, said, “The new START treaty signed by Presidents Obama and Medvedev this morning in Prague – cutting their strategic nuclear arsenals by a third each – is the first significant arms reduction treaty in nearly two decades and a crucial step toward the two Presidents’ shared goal of global zero: a world without nuclear weapons. Most importantly, at a time when the risk of nuclear terrorism is growing, the agreement recognizes the important relationship between arms reductions and stopping the spread of nuclear weapons. As an arms control negotiator who worked for Presidents Reagan and George H.W. Bush and has been through ratification processes before, I fully expect that this Senate will continue the long-standing tradition of bi-partisan support for arms control treaties such as this which so clearly strengthens the security of the United States.”
Mikhail Margelov, Head of the Committee for Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Council and Global Zero Russia Co-Chair, said, “The conclusion of a new START agreement between Russia and the United States represents a significant step towards Presidents Medvedev’s and Obama’s goal of a world without nuclear weapons -- global zero. Today there is growing consensus amongst military and civilian leaders that this is critical for achieving international security. Our priority is to build further momentum towards this goal and build on the leadership shown by our two Presidents. “
Valerie Plame-Wilson, former CIA covert officer specializing in nuclear counter proliferation, said, “When I worked at the CIA, I was a covert operations officer specializing in nuclear counter proliferation—making sure terrorists didn’t get the materials to build the bomb. There is enough highly enriched uranium – or HEU – and plutonium in the world today to build more than 100,000 bombs, much of it poorly guarded and in unstable regions. All of us in the Global Zero movement urge the leaders attending next week’s Nuclear Security Summit to commit to swift and decisive action to secure all nuclear material worldwide to prevent it from falling into the hands of terrorists.”
Her Majesty Queen Noor, a founding leader of the Global Zero movement, said, “From my perspective, having grown up during the Cold War and living in one of the most volatile regions in the world, we are so encouraged by the leadership and courageous steps Presidents Obama and Medvedev are taking. There is still time to set our course to global zero, but the clock is ticking. This week, we are conducting a worldwide drive to collect signatures on the global zero petition which we will deliver to the leaders at the Nuclear Security Summit next week. I urge everyone to sign the petition and join the Global Zero movement at globalzero.org. “
In February, the Global Zero Summit in Paris convened 200 eminent international political, military, business, civic, faith, and student leaders to launch the next phase of the Global Zero movement. The Global Zero Action Plan was released, outlining a step-by-step strategy to eliminate nuclear weapons. The plan, developed over the past year by the international Global Zero Commission of 23 political and military leaders, calls in its first phase for the U.S and Russia to cut their arsenals to 1,000 total warheads each and for all other countries with nuclear weapons to commit to freeze their arsenals. As outlined in the plan, these two steps would be followed by the first multilateral nuclear arms reductions negotiations in history.

Opening Day Statement from Global Zero Leaders
As today’s statements from Presidents Obama and Medvedev demonstrate, an unprecedented international consensus and commitment has been reached for achieving the total and verified elimination of all nuclear weapons worldwide. This is an idea whose time has come – now the question is no longer whether we should pursue this goal, but how we can achieve it. More than 200 military and political leaders and experts from around the world are here in Paris to drive forward the Global Zero initiative. During the next 48 hours, building on the year-long work of the international Global Zero Commission, these leaders will finalize their recommendations for immediate next steps to be taken by both nuclear and non-nuclear armed nations and will issue a groundbreaking, international call to action.
Statement from President Barack Obama
Global Zero Summit, Paris 2-4 February, 2010
To participants of the Global Zero Summit,
Although I’m unable to join you in person, I’m proud that my administration is represented at the Global Zero Summit by our Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security, Ellen Tauscher. And I want to take this opportunity to thank you all for your tireless efforts to advance the vision we share – a world without nuclear weapons.
As President, this is one of my highest priorities. At Prague, I committed the United States to stopping the spread of nuclear weapons and to seeking a world without them. At the United Nations Security Council, we won passage of a historic resolution enshrining this as a shared commitment among nations. And I am proud that the United States and Russia are completing negotiations on a new START Treaty to dramatically reduce our nuclear arsenals.
But this is just a start. At our Nuclear Security Summit in April we will rally nations behind the goal of securing the world’s vulnerable nuclear materials in four years. We will strengthen the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and work with allies and partners to ensure that the rights and responsibilities of every nation are enforced. We will seek to ratify the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty and negotiate a Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty. And our Nuclear Posture Review will reduce role and number of nuclear weapons in our national security strategy. Make no mistake, this will be hard. Progress will be neither quick nor easy. Rather than fixed deadlines, we will work toward reductions that are historic yet realistic, ambitious yet achievable. And as I’ve said, our ultimate goal may not be realized in our lifetimes.
Yet always remember this—when people of passion and goodwill refuse to accept the world as it is, when we see the world as it might yet become, then great change is inevitable. As Global Zero works to build grassroots and public support, you will always have a partner in me and my administration. Together, we can make progress that leaves ours and future generations safer and more secure. Together, we can pursue the goal of a world without nuclear weapons.
President Barack Obama
Statement from President Dmitry Medvedev
Global Zero Summit, Paris 2-4 February, 2010
To The Global Zero Summit participants
I extend my greetings to the organizers, participants and guests of your forum.
The end of the Cold War epoch and creation of an atmosphere of trust and partnership in the relations between leading world powers have opened a way to a joint quest for new forms of ensuring international security and stability. Today our common task consists in undertaking everything to make deadly weapons of mass destruction to become a thing of the past.
Russia makes a substantial contribution to the process of nuclear disarmament. Meeting the obligations under the Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons is one of our first foreign policy priorities. It is about a comprehensive long-term strategy of balanced and stage-by-stage reduction of nuclear arsenals under conditions of equal security for all.
Our country has chosen a contractual way to nuclear disarmament. Russia actively interacts with the USA in preparing a new, legally binding arrangement to replace START. We intend to make all necessary to ensure the success of these negotiations and to agree upon a meaningful and viable document which will give an additional impetus to disarmament process.
I am confident, that a productive dialogue and joint efforts of global community will help to achieve the major goal—to ensure a safe and sustainable future for our common planet.
I wish you interesting discussions and all the best.
President Dmitry Medvedev
Statement from Prime Minister Gordon Brown
Global Zero Summit, Paris 2-4 February, 2010
I send my best wishes to you all at the Global Zero Summit, and for all the work you are doing to make the world safer for our children and theirs. I believe that a world free of nuclear weapons is not only achievable, but one of the most important policy objectives of our times.
The road to get there will be long. There is much work to do. And no one country will walk the road alone. But together I am confident that we can tackle the risks from proliferation and ensure the security of nuclear materials, as well as address regional instability and the many political, technical and institutional challenges that need to be overcome. It will be difficult, but I am pledged to do what it takes to enable all countries to give up their nuclear weapons, verifiably and irreversibly.
The NPT Review Conference in May presents the world with a vital opportunity to refresh and reinvigorate the cornerstone of the non proliferation regime. We must seize it.
I wish you all a very successful meeting as you take forward this important work.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown
Statement from UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon
Global Zero Summit, Paris 2-4 February, 2010
I am delighted to add my voices to yours.
I send my very best wishes to all the experts, activists, students, and leaders who have come together to make this event possible.
Though the tragedy in Haiti has prevented me from joining you, I am with you in spirit.
You have my wholehearted support for your efforts to achieve global nuclear disarmament.
This goal has been a longstanding dream of mine. It is also a strategic priority for the United Nations. Nuclear weapons threaten our security. And every dollar spent on weapons is one less spent on schools, life-saving medicine, or research into more life-affirming technologies. I salute Global Zero for mobilizing so many people. You know that joined hands can achieve much more than clenched fists. You are proving that a small group of committed supporters can change the world.
There are encouraging signs that leaders are listening. The Russian Federation and United States are showing a renewed commitment to reach new agreements limiting nuclear weapons.
The Security Council summit last September has generated further momentum. Your efforts are a crucial part of this bigger picture. You are helping to create real public pressure for change. The summit on nuclear security in Washington is just two months away. The NPT review conference follows in May. There is a need for action at these sessions. Meaningful steps then move us forward.
To all of you in Paris… and to people everywhere yearning for a safer, better world, I say this:
Global Zero is not just a slogan -- it is a tangible goal that can and must be achieved.
A world free of nuclear weapons can be ours. Let us make it happen.
Secretary General Ban Ki-moon

Global Zero Press Release October 26
Advisory for Monday, 26 October 2009
Contacts:
In Moscow: Lawrence McDonnell, Ph: +7495 7216546
In Washington: Trevor Fitzgibbon, Ph: 202-406-0646
Global Zero Leaders Urge US-Russia to Begin Negotiations for Deeper Cuts in Arsenals Once Current Negotiations Conclude
International Group Says Next Round of Bilateral Negotiations Should Lead to Multilateral Talks on the Phased Elimination of Nuclear Weapons Worldwide
Amb. Richard Burt, Amb. Thomas Pickering, Sen. Mikhail Margelov, Igor Yurgens, Amb Wolfgang Ishinger, Major Gen. (Ret.) Peng Guangqian, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, Amb.Yukio Satoh, Air Chief Marshal SP Tyagi, Amb Shaharyar Khan Avl. for Interviews
Moscow – Global Zero, a group of more than 200 political and military leaders from around the world, convened its first Commission meeting in Moscow October 26-27 and urged the U.S. and Russia to begin negotiations for deeper reductions in their arsenals once the current negotiations to replace the START accord have concluded. The group said that once this next round of bilateral negotiations begins, other nuclear weapons countries must engage in a multilateral process toward the phased elimination of all nuclear weapons by all countries.
The Commission met with Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov today to consult with him regarding the START negotiations and the Commission’s step-by-step plan for the phased, verified elimination of nuclear weapons—a four-phased strategy to reach a global zero accord over 14 years (2010-2023) and to complete the dismantlement of all remaining nuclear warheads over the following seven years (2024-2030).
Ambassador Richard Burt, Chief U.S. Negotiator for the START 1 negotiations and Global Zero U.S. Chair, said, “Once the current U.S.-Russian negotiations for a START follow-on accord successfully conclude, the Global Zero Commission urges both sides to begin negotiations for deeper reductions in their arsenals.”
Russian Senator Mikhail Margelov, a Global Zero leader, said, “The next round of Russia-U.S. negotiations to begin after the new agreement is signed must lead to multilateral talks with the other nuclear weapons countries. We must work with every nuclear power to demand Global Zero with one voice.”
The Global Zero Commission, comprising 23 political and military leaders with security experience from Russia, the US, China, Great Britain, France, India, Pakistan, Germany and Japan -- including Burt, Margelov, Ambassador Thomas Pickering, and Igor Yurgens – met in Moscow to build on the momentum and international support the Global Zero initiative and the idea of eliminating all nuclear weapons has gained in recent months.
In April, Presidents Medvedev and Obama publicly committed their two countries “to achieving a nuclear free world”. In July, the two Presidents met in Moscow and announced concrete proposals to cut their nuclear arsenals. In September, the UN Security Council, building on Presidents Medvedev’s and Obama’s leadership, unanimously adopted a resolution calling for the elimination of all nuclear weapons.
The Commission will present its final plan at the Global Zero Summit in Paris, February 2-4, 2010 -- an event which will convene 250 international leaders for strategy talks on the phased elimination of all nuclear weapons and to launch the next phase of the initiative’s global campaign to build public and political support for this agenda.
Global Zero is an international, non-partisan initiative dedicated to achieving the phased, verified elimination of all nuclear weapons and spearheaded by a group of more than 200 leaders worldwide, including many who have worked at senior levels with issues of national security such as former heads of state, former foreign ministers, former defense ministers, former national security advisors, and former top military commanders.

The Global Zero Commission, a group of political and military leaders from the U.S., Russia and other key countries, including Ambassador Richard Burt, Chief U.S. Negotiator for the START 1 negotiations, former U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel, Medvedev advisor Igor Yurgens, and Russian Senator Mikhail Margelov, today outlined a step-by-step process to achieve the elimination of nuclear weapons. The goal was called for by Presidents Obama and Medvedev at their first meeting on April 1.
The plan includes specific recommendations for the Obama and Medvedev administrations in advance of the July 6-8 Moscow Summit. The Commission unveiled its four-phased plan of action, the key elements of which are:
Phase 1 (2010 – 2013)
• Following conclusion of START replacement, negotiate a bilateral accord for the United States and Russia to reduce to 1,000 total warheads each.
• Prepare for multilateral negotiations.
Phase 2 (2014 – 2018)
• In a multilateral framework, the U.S. and Russia reach agreement to reduce to 500 total warheads each (to be implemented by 2021) as long as all other nuclear weapons countries agree to freeze their stockpiles until 2018, followed by proportional reductions until 2021. The accord includes:
• A requirement that all countries with nuclear weapons sign and ratify the multilateral accord in order for it to enter into force;
• A comprehensive verification and enforcement system, including no-notice, on-site inspections.
• Strengthen safeguards on the civilian nuclear fuel cycle to prevent diversion of materials to build weapons.
Phase 3 (2019 – 2023)
• Negotiate a global zero accord, which includes:
• A schedule for the phased, verified, proportionate reduction of all nuclear arsenals to zero total warheads by 2030;
• A requirement that all nuclear capable countries sign and ratify the global zero accord in order for it to enter into force;
• Continued implementation of the verification and enforcement system.
Phase 4 (2024 – 2030)
• Complete the phased, verified, proportionate reduction of all nuclear arsenals to zero total warheads by 2030.
• Continue the comprehensive verification and enforcement system.
“We at Global Zero have formed an international Commission of political and military leaders with national security experience in the key nuclear and non-nuclear countries to develop a practical, comprehensive end-to-end strategy – including near, medium and long-term steps – for the phased, verified reduction of all nuclear weapons to zero,” said Ambassador Burt. “We have outlined a four-phased process for the preparation, negotiation, and ratification of a global zero accord over 14 years (2010-2023) and the completion of the dismantlement of all nuclear warheads over the following seven years (2024-2030).”
Igor Yurgens said, “In April, Presidents Medvedev and Obama jointly declared their commitment to ‘achieving a nuclear free world’ – demonstrating the kind of bold leadership we need to combat the most urgent security threat to our world: the proliferation of nuclear weapons. We believe that Presidents Obama and Medvedev could set the world's course to zero nuclear weapons if they initiate serious talks on a comprehensive strategy to achieve it.”
Sen. Margelov said, “The world is nearing a ‘proliferation tipping point’ when nuclear weapons spread beyond the capacity of any effort to rein them in and the chances increase that they will be used by a country or terrorist group. As long as nuclear weapons exist they will continue to spread. The only real solution to this global security crisis is the elimination of all nuclear weapons – global zero.”
The Commission will continue to develop and refine the plan in the months ahead, including at a second meeting and through consultations with key governments in the fall. The Commission will present the final plan at the Global Zero Summit February 2-4, 2010, which will convene 250 international leaders. The Commission is part of the Global Zero initiative -- an international, non-partisan effort formed in response to the growing threats of proliferation and nuclear terrorism and dedicated to achieving the phased, verified elimination of all nuclear weapons. Global Zero is spearheaded by a group of more than 100 leaders worldwide, including many who have worked at senior levels with issues of national security such as former heads of state, former foreign ministers, former defense ministers, former national security advisors, and more than 20 former top military commanders.
http://www.globalzero.org/files/pdf/gzap_3.0.pdf

Global Zero Press Release April 6
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Advisory for April 6 2009
For Immediate Release
Contacts:
In Washington:
Trevor FitzGibbonPh: 202-406-0646
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Political, Military Leaders From China, India, Pakistan, and Britain Respond to Obama Prague Speech:
All Nuclear Powers Should Commit to Multi-Lateral Negotiations for Elimination of All Nuclear Weapons
Former U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel Says North Korean Missile Launch Underscores Urgency for All Nuclear Powers to Support Obama-Medvedev Effort to Achieve "Global Zero"
Political and military leaders at the forefront of the Global Zero initiative, a nonpartisan international effort to achieve a phased, verifiable plan to eliminate all nuclear weapons worldwide, immediately expressed support for President Obama’s Prague speech and the newly announced U.S.-Russian effort to eliminate nuclear weapons, and called on their own governments to commit now to participating in multi-lateral negotiations for an agreement to eliminate all nuclear weapons worldwide. In his speech yesterday, President Obama said he will “seek to include all nuclear weapons states in this endeavor.”
Air Chief Marshal (ret.) Shashindra Pal Tyagi, former Indian Air Force Chief
“India has always supported the vision of a nuclear weapons free world. Now that the leaders of the U.S. and Russia have declared their desire to achieve global zero, India needs to actively support the movement and participate in a multi-national initiative to ensure a phased, verifiable and time-bound program to eliminate all nuclear weapons.”
K. Shankar Bajpai, former Secretary of the Ministry of External Affairs of India
"The US-Russia summit commitment to achieving global zero is as heartening as it is vital. These are the two powers who must set, not just the pace, but the example we can and must all follow. To be clear, global zero does not rest with partial disarmament: all states must abandon all nuclear weapons. I am privileged to be among those supporting this vital cause and to join in urging all states, not least my own, to follow up on the US-Russian statement, swiftly and constructively."
Gen. (Ret.) Jehangir Karamat, former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Pakistan
“The Obama-Medvedev declaration is a very real and tangible step towards reduction of nuclear weapons and transcends regional and other concerns. Pakistan should, and I am sure will, be supportive of this initiative.”
Maj. Gen. (retired) Peng Guangqian, Chinese Defense Analyst
“Elimination of all nuclear weapons globally is a long process, but most importantly, the U.S. and Russia have taken the first step. China always advocates a complete ban and ultimate elimination of all nuclear weapons. As a country with nuclear weapons, China has demonstrated that it will not avoid the responsibility and obligation in nuclear disarmament."
Malcolm Rifkind, former Foreign Secretary, Defence Secretary of the United Kingdom
“It is critical that all of the other nuclear powers commit now to participating in multi-lateral negotiations on an agreement to eliminate all nuclear weapons worldwide – global zero. Getting to global zero will require the phased and verified reduction of all nations’ nuclear arsenals over many years. It is urgent that we begin now.”
Chuck Hagel, former U.S. Senator
“The launch of the North Korean missile – in addition to demanding the aggressive pursuit of the six-party talks – should be viewed as an urgent call for the leaders of all the nuclear countries to support Presidents Obama’s and Medvedev’s bold and historic effort to achieve the only real and lasting solution to proliferation and nuclear terrorism: the elimination of all nuclear weapons – global zero."
Igor Yurgens, Chairman of the Institute of Contemporary Development in Moscow (of which Russian President Medvedev is the Chairman of the Board of Trustees)
“Presidents Obama and Medvedev have made it clear that they view the worldwide elimination of nuclear weapons as a top national security priority for their two countries and the world. Deep reductions to these Russian and U.S. arsenals -- which account for 96 percent of the world’s nuclear weapons – will set the stage for the multi-lateral dialogue that will be essential for eliminating all nuclear weapons and achieving global zero."
Last week, in advance of the historic first Obama Medvedev meeting, more than 100 international leaders on the forefront of the Global Zero initiative urged the U.S. and Russian presidents to work toward dramatic reductions of U.S. and Russian nuclear arsenals and to commit to a longer-term effort to eliminate nuclear weapons worldwide. In early March, Sen. Hagel and Ambassador Richard Burt, the former U.S. Chief Negotiator for START, met with President Medvedev in Moscow, where eliminating nuclear weapons was discussed. Sen. Hagel and Amb. Burt have given letters to Presidents Obama and Medvedev, co-signed by more than 90 Global Zero leaders, urging bold action toward eliminating nuclear weapons.
Global Zero leaders includes nine former heads of state; eight former foreign ministers from the United States, Russia, Britain and India; three former defense ministers from the United States and Britain; six former national security advisors from the United States, India and Pakistan; and nineteen former top military commanders from the United States, Russia, China, Britain, India and Pakistan.

GLOBAL ZERO ACTION PLAN
29 JUNE 2009
info@globalzero.org · www.globalzero.org
GLOBAL ZERO
COMMISSION
DR. JACQUES ATTALI
AMB. K. SHANKAR BAJPAI
AMB. ALEXANDER BESSMERTNYKH
AMB. RICHARD BURT
PM YASUO FUKUDA
SEN. CHUCK HAGEL
AMB. WOLFGANG ISCHINGER
GEN. (RET.) JEHANGIR KARAMAT
AMB. SHAHARYAR KHAN
ANTHONY LAKE
SEN. MIKHAIL MARGELOV
COL. GEN. (RET.) EVGENY MASLIN
AMB. BRAJESH MISHRA
MAJ. GEN. (RET.) PENG GUANGQIAN
AMB. THOMAS PICKERING
SIR MALCOLM RIFKIND
AMB. YUKIO SATOH
GEN. (RET.) JACK SHEEHAN
AIR CHF. MSHL. (RET.) SP TYAGI
DR. EVGENY VELIKHOV
AMB. WU JIANMIN
DR. YANG JIEMIAN
IGOR YURGENS
The Commission is part of the Global Zero initiative — an international, non-partisan effort formed in
response to the growing threats of proliferation and nuclear terrorism and dedicated to achieving the
phased, verified elimination of all nuclear weapons. Global Zero is spearheaded by a group of more than
100 leaders worldwide, including many who have worked at senior levels with issues of national security
such as former heads of state, former foreign ministers, former defense ministers, former national
security advisors, and more than 20 former top military commanders.
GLOBAL ZERO ACTION PLAN
DEFINITIONS
Nuclear Weapons Countries
Countries with nuclear weapons.
Nuclear Capable Countries
Countries with nuclear weapons, weapons-grade fissile materials, uranium enrichment and
plutonium reprocessing facilities, or nuclear power or research reactors.
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OVERVIEW
We, the members of the Global Zero Commission, with the benefit of our collective experience
working on national security issues in many of the key nuclear and non-nuclear countries, have
come to believe that whatever stabilizing impact nuclear weapons may have had during the Cold
War, any residual benefits of these arsenals are now overshadowed by the growing risk of
proliferation and the related risk of nuclear terrorism. The world is nearing a ‘proliferation
tipping point’ when nuclear weapons spread beyond the capacity of any effort to rein them in and
the danger increases that they will be used by a country in conflict or by accident, or by a
terrorist group. As long as nuclear weapons exist they will continue to spread. The only real
solution to this global security crisis is the elimination of all nuclear weapons—global zero.
On April 1, 2009, Presidents Obama and Medvedev issued an historic joint statement in London
committing their “two countries to achieving a nuclear free world,” beginning with reductions in
their two arsenals. Three days later in a speech in Prague, President Obama declared his
intention to “seek to include all nuclear weapons states in this endeavor.” A growing group of
national leaders worldwide is calling for the elimination of nuclear weapons. Today, the
overwhelming majority of nations—183—do not have nuclear weapons, only nine do.
As Presidents Obama, Medvedev and other leaders begin to pursue the important near-term
measures outlined in London and Prague—all of which we fully endorse—we are developing a
practical, end-to-end strategy, including near-, medium- and long-term steps, for the phased,
verified, proportionate reduction of all nuclear weapons to zero.
The 1968 Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) enshrined the basic objective of the elimination of all
nuclear weapons and mandated that signatory countries negotiate “effective measures” to
achieve it. The May, 2009 NPT PrepCom Chairman urged the establishment of “an international
legal framework for the achievement” of global zero and engaging non-NPT signatory countries
in this effort.
We have outlined a four-phased process that includes the key steps for the preparation,
negotiation, ratification, and implementation of a global zero agreement on effective measures
for eliminating all nuclear weapons (“global zero accord”). We are conducting a hard-nosed,
realistic and thorough examination of the critical conditions that must be met at each stage in the
process.
GLOBAL ZERO ACTION PLAN
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The key elements of the four phases:
• Phase 1 (2010 – 2013)
o Following the conclusion of a START replacement accord, negotiate a bilateral
accord for the U.S. and Russia to reduce to 1,000 total warheads each (to be
implemented by 2018).
o Prepare for multilateral negotiations.
• Phase 2 (2014 – 2018)
o In a multilateral framework, the U.S. and Russia reach agreement to reduce to 500
total warheads each (to be implemented by 2021) as long as all other nuclear
weapons countries agree to freeze their stockpiles until 2018, followed by
proportional reductions until 2021.
o Establish a comprehensive verification and enforcement system, including nonotice,
on-site inspections.
o Strengthen safeguards on the civilian nuclear fuel cycle to prevent diversion of
materials to build weapons.
• Phase 3 (2019 – 2023)
o Negotiate a global zero accord, signed by all nuclear capable countries, for the
phased, verified, proportionate reduction of all nuclear arsenals to zero total
warheads by 2030.
• Phase 4 (2024 – 2030)
o Complete the phased, verified, proportionate dismantlement of all nuclear
arsenals to zero total warheads by 2030, and continue the comprehensive
verification and enforcement system.
While all nuclear capable countries must sign and ratify the global zero accord for it to enter into
force, it is not necessary for all of them to participate at the outset of the diplomatic process.
Countries may join the process at any point during the preparation, negotiation and ratification
phases. This phased approach will allow for the steady expansion of participation, achieving
universality over time while preventing any holdouts or temporary withdrawals from derailing
the process.
In pursuing global zero, nations will confront profound and complex political and security issues.
Before signing and ratifying a global zero accord, nations will assess whether going to zero will
serve their national interests, taking into consideration the state of various geopolitical, regional
GLOBAL ZERO ACTION PLAN
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and national security issues at that time. The Commission is examining these issues and their
interrelationship with our strategy for the elimination of nuclear weapons.
In a political endeavor as dynamic and complex as the pursuit of global zero would be, no one
can predict success or failure of any stage of the process, nor of the ultimate objective. We can
be certain, however, that in the absence of a comprehensive end-to-end plan, including a realistic
examination of the conditions that must be met at every stage, we cannot succeed—the goal of
eliminating nuclear weapons will remain a distant vision beyond reach as the world drifts toward
a ‘proliferation tipping point’ and nuclear catastrophe.
Eliminating all nuclear weapons cannot happen quickly. It will take years of technical,
diplomatic and political preparation before negotiations on an agreement of effective measures
for eliminating nuclear weapons can even begin—and many more years to negotiate and
implement it. In short, this will be a very long and difficult process—the sooner we start down
the road to zero, the sooner we may end the nuclear threat. Indeed, if we delay getting started,
we may reach the proliferation tipping point when it may be too late.
Furthermore, beginning serious global zero talks would have immediate security benefits.
Although nuclear aspirants may attempt to build nuclear arsenals regardless of other nations’
commitment to achieving a nuclear-free world, initiating multilateral talks for a global zero
accord would help galvanize the political will of all nations to fight proliferation in general, and
help resolve the current proliferation crises involving North Korea and Iran in particular. In
addition, nothing would do more to strengthen the NPT than the initiation of global zero talks—
indeed, as noted above, the achievement of a global zero accord would represent the fulfillment
of the NPT Article VI obligations.
We will continue to develop and refine this plan in the months ahead, including at a second
meeting of the Commission and through consultations with key governments in the fall, and will
present our final plan at the Global Zero Summit February 2-4, 2010. We welcome all
viewpoints and input. Ultimately, it will fall to political leaders to decide on a course. Ours is
not the only possible approach, but we hope that the process we have outlined here serves as a
useful framework and encourages an international dialogue among leaders, experts and the
public on strategies for achieving global zero.
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PROCESS OUTLINE
PHASE 1: 2010-2013 PHASE 2: 2014-2018 PHASE 3: 2019-2023 PHASE 4: 2024-2030
Negotiate U.S.-Russia Cuts to 1,000 Warheads Each
• Following the conclusion of an agreement to replace the START I Treaty expiring December
5, 2009, the U.S. and Russia negotiate an accord for reductions of the total number of all
categories of weapons down to 1,000 warheads per country (to be implemented by 2018).
o Under this plan, the U.S. dismantling rate would gradually return from its current rate
(350 warheads per year) to its historical average (1,000 warheads per year, 1960-
2002), and the Russian dismantling rate would gradually return from its current rate
(450 warheads per year) to its historical average (1,500 warheads per year).
Prepare for Multilateral Negotiations
• In conjunction with the U.S.-Russia bilateral negotiations, all other nuclear weapons
countries are strongly encouraged not to increase their nuclear weapons programs.
• All nuclear weapons countries undertake technical and diplomatic preparation for multilateral
negotiations.
o Conduct complete internal inventories of their nuclear warheads and materials.
o Develop and test methods for verifying the storage, transport and dismantling of
warheads.
o Establish the diplomatic framework for multilateral negotiations.
• All nuclear capable countries:
o Move rapidly to cease nuclear explosive testing (sign/ratify CTBT) and the
production of bomb-grade fissile materials (sign/ratify the FMCT).
o Secure all bomb-grade fissile materials.
• Encourage de-alerting, ending first-use planning, establishing regional nuclear free zones and
other measures conducive to progress toward global zero.
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PHASE 1: 2010-2013 PHASE 2: 2014-2018 PHASE 3: 2019-2023 PHASE 4: 2024-2030
Negotiate and Ratify Multilateral Accord
• In a multilateral framework, the U.S. and Russia reach agreement to reduce to 500 total
warheads each (to be implemented by 2021) as long as all other nuclear weapons countries
agree to freeze their stockpiles until 2018, followed by proportionate reductions until 2021.
The accord includes:
o A requirement that all nuclear weapons countries sign and ratify the accord in order
for it to enter into force.
o The establishment, prior to the accord’s entry into force, of a comprehensive
verification and enforcement system to ensure the safe and verified dismantlement of
all nuclear warheads, the destruction or conversion to civilian use of all warhead
components and fissile materials, and compliance with the accord’s obligations not to
hide existing nuclear weapons or secretly build new ones. The system will build on
decades of successful experience, including the verification of bilateral reductions in
U.S. and Soviet/Russian arsenals, and the dismantling of nuclear weapons programs
in Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, South Africa, Libya, and Iraq—as well as on the
experience verifying the new U.S.-Russia deep reductions called for in this plan.
Indeed, even with today’s limited monitoring, no country has ever produced a
significant amount of bomb-grade materials (highly enriched uranium or plutonium)
without detection by foreign intelligence. The verification and enforcement system
includes:
A complete inventory, audit and inspection of delivery vehicles, nuclear
warheads, and fissile materials.
On-site, no-notice, challenge inspections that provide direct visual and
forensic confirmation of the dismantlement of warheads and the absence of
cheating (hidden warheads or secret manufacturing of weapons or materials).
Expanded use of the most advanced monitoring technologies such as local and
wide-area environmental sampling to remotely detect nuclear explosive
materials, and satellite visible and thermal surveillance in order to detect
facilities producing such materials.
An agreed upon mechanism for resolving compliance disputes and, in the case
of violations, enforcing compliance.
GLOBAL ZERO ACTION PLAN
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PHASE 1: 2010-2013 PHASE 2: 2014-2018 PHASE 3: 2019-2023 PHASE 4: 2024-2030
Strengthen Fuel Cycle Safeguards
• Concurrently with the negotiation of the global zero accord, all nuclear capable countries
develop and agree to the establishment of a comprehensive and universal system of
safeguards on the civilian fuel cycle to prevent diversions of nuclear materials to build
weapons. The plan includes:
o For the first time, putting the entire fuel cycle of all countries under international
safeguards, including uranium mining/milling, all reactors and all spent fuel.
o The adoption of the IAEA “Additional Protocol” by all countries to allow for wideranging
inspections for detecting undeclared nuclear material or activities.
o The establishment of new safeguards that could include an international fuel bank and
international fuel cycle management for uranium enrichment and plutonium reprocessing.
GLOBAL ZERO ACTION PLAN
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PHASE 1: 2010-2013 PHASE 2: 2014-2018 PHASE 3: 2019-2023 PHASE 4: 2024-2030
Negotiate and Ratify Global Zero Accord
• Negotiate a global zero accord, which includes:
o A schedule for phased, proportionate, verified reductions by all nuclear weapons
countries to zero (0) total warheads by 2030.
All nuclear weapons countries reduce 2021 levels by 50% by 2025.
All countries reduce to zero (0) by 2030.
o A requirement that all nuclear capable countries sign and ratify the agreement in
order for it to enter into force.
o Continued implementation of the verification and enforcement system.
PHASE 1: 2010-2013 PHASE 2: 2014-2018 PHASE 3: 2019-2023 PHASE 4: 2024-2030
Eliminate All Remaining Nuclear Warheads
• All nuclear weapons countries complete the phased, proportionate, verified dismantlement of
all nuclear warheads by 2030. This includes surplus warheads that, at the time of their decommissioning,
would be moved into monitored storage, and then into verified dismantling
facilities under multilateral surveillance.
• Continued implementation of the verification and enforcement system.
GLOBAL ZERO ACTION PLAN
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CLOSING
In sum, recognizing the political and technical complexity of the effort, this four-phased end-toend
plan projects 14 years (2010-23) to reach a global zero accord on effective measures for
eliminating nuclear weapons—including preparation, negotiation, ratification and entry into
force—and at least an additional seven years (2024-2030) to complete the dismantlement of all
nuclear warheads.
For point of reference:
The average time taken to negotiate and sign previous major nuclear arms agreements is four
years—six months for START II (1993); two and one-half years for SALT I (1972) and for the
ABM Treaty (1972); four and one-half years for SALT II (1979); six years for the INF Treaty
(1987); and nine years for START I (1991).
Regarding the projected rate of dismantlement, over the past twenty years (1989-2009), the
United States and Russia retired and destroyed twice as many nuclear warheads (40,000+) as this
action plan proposes (20,000+) over the next twenty years (2009-2030).

US Politics

Fessenheim Bridge Action 18.09.2011

Sunday, 18th September 2011
Anti Nuclear Demo, Fessenheim, Bridge Action
Sonntag, 18.9.2011
Demo gegen die geplante Gefahrzeitverlängerung
des AKW-Fessenheim

CND Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament
http://www.cnduk.org/

CND campaigns non-violently to rid the world of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction and to create genuine security for future generations.

CND opposes all nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction: their development, manufacture, testing, deployment and use or threatened use by any country.
Our external strategic objectives, as decided by delegates to our annual conference, are:

1. Elimination of British nuclear weapons and global abolition of nuclear weapons
* Cancellation of Trident by the British government. And policy not to replace or enhance Trident nor develop, purchase or deploy other nuclear weapons or allow the deployment of any foreign nuclear weapons on British soil or in British waters.
* An all encompassing Fissile Material Cut-Off Treaty is agreed.
* Implementation of an arms conversion policy by the British government
* Immediate negotiations leading swiftly to the rapid, timetabled abolition of nuclear forces worldwide and the conclusion of a Nuclear Weapons Convention
* Prevention and cessation of wars in which the nuclear weapons of Britain or other countries might be used
2. Abolition of other threats of mass destruction or indiscriminate effect
* Full international compliance with agreed Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC)
* A strengthened Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) agreed
* Global abandonment of space weapons and missile defence programmes. An international agreement on the Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space
* Implementation of a ban on the manufacture, testing and use of Depleted Uranium weapons
3. Nuclear-free, less militarised and more secure Europe
* Extension of the influence, resources and funding of the Organisation for Security and Co- Operation on Europe (OSCE)
* No military nuclearisation of the European Union
* Withdrawal of all US military bases and nuclear weapons from Europe and no nuclear or other expansion of NATO
* Formal Nuclear Weapon-Free Zones in Europe established.
* Britain withdrawn from NATO and all foreign military bases on British soil closed.
4. The closure of the nuclear power industry
* Prevention of new build nuclear power stations and replacement of nuclear by universally acceptable sustainable energy technologies
* Establishment of safe policies on nuclear waste storage and on re- use of contaminated land transport of plutonium and depleted uranium
* Independent control and verification of plutonium, uranium and depleted uranium stocks.

CDN aims to...

Change Government policies to bring about the elimination of British nuclear weapons as a major contribution to global abolition.

Stimulate wide public debate on the need for alternatives both to the nuclear cycle and to military attempts to resolve conflict.

Empower people to engage actively in the political process and to work for a nuclear-free and peaceful future.

Co-operate with other groups in the UK and internationally to ensure the development of greater mutual security
As a British campaign, we concentrate first and foremost on British nuclear weapons but we also work with anti-nuclear groups in other countries to eliminate the global threat. CND is also present at the United Nations and other international disarmament conferences.

CND is funded entirely by its members and supporters. You can help by supporting CND.

Other CND websites

CND Cymru: www.cndcymru.org
Labour CND: www.labourcnd.org.uk
London Region CND: www.londoncnd.com
Greater Manchester & District CND: www.gmdcnd.org.uk
Merseyside CND: www.mcnd.org.uk
South Cheshire and North Staffs CND: www.scanscnd.org.uk
Scottish CND: www.banthebomb.org
West Midlands CND: www.wmcnd.org.uk
Yorkshire CND: www.yorkshirecnd.org.uk

Nuclear Education Trust: www.nucleareducationtrust.org

Anti-nuclear weapons campaigning organisations

Abolition 2000 UK: www.abolition2000uk.org
Acronym Institute: www.acronym.org.uk
Aldermaston Women's Peace Campaign: www.aldermaston.net
Atomic Mirror: www.atomicmirror.org
Ban All Nukes generation - European Youth Network for Nuclear Disarmament: www.bang-europe.org
Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation: www.russfound.org
British Nuclear Test Veteran Association: http://www.bntva.com/
Faslane Peace Camp: www.faslanepeacecamp.org.uk
Gloucestershire Weapons Inspectors: www.gwi.org.uk
Greenpeace UK: www.greenpeace.org.uk or http://nowar.greenpeace.org/
International Campaign against Nuclear Weapons www.icanw.org
MEDACT: www.medact.org
Nuclear-Free Local Authorities: http://www.nuclearpolicy.info/
Nuclear Information Service: www.nuclearinfo.org
The Nuclear Resister: www.nuclearresister.org
Nukewatch: www.nukewatch.org.uk
Trident Ploughshares: http://www.tridentploughshares.org/
WMD Awareness Programme: http://www.wmdawareness.org.uk

Anti-war, anti-militarism organisations

Active Resistance to the Roots of War: www.j-n-v.org
Campaign Against the Arms Trade: www.caat.org.uk
Campaign Against Depleted Uranium: www.cadu.org.uk
Campaign for the Accountability of American Bases: www.caab.org.uk
Campaign Iran: www.campaigniran.org
Conscience - the Peace Tax Campaign: www.conscienceonline.org.uk
Movement for the Abolition of War http://www.abolishwar.org.uk
Network for Peace: www.networkforpeace.org.uk
Pax Christi: www.paxchristi.org.uk
Peace Pledge Union and Peaceworks: www.ppu.org.uk and www.learnpeace.org.uk
Quaker Peace and Service: www.quaker.org.uk
Stop the War Coalition: www.StopWar.org.uk
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom: www.reachingcriticalwill.org
World Peace Database: www.reachingcriticalwill.org

International campaigning networks

Abolition 2000 international: www.abolition2000.org
Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space: www.space4peace.org
International Campaign against Nuclear Weapons www.icanw.org
International Peace Bureau: www.ipb.org
International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW): http://www.ippnw.org
Peace Brigades International: http://www.peacebrigades.org

Anti-nuclear energy organisations

Cumbrians Opposed to a Radioactive Environment: info@core.furness.co.ukThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Friends of the Earth: www.foe.co.uk
Greenpeace UK: www.greenpeace.org.uk

Overseas organisations

Council for a Livable World (USA): www.clw.org
Friends Committee on National Legislation (USA): www.fcnl.org/issues/arm/cntrl_nuclear-weapons.htm
International Movement for a Just World (JUST) (USA): www.just-international.org
Mother Earth (Belgium): www.motherearth.org
Nuclear Age Peace Foundation (USA): www.wagingpeace.org
Traprock Peace Center (USA): http://traprockpeace.org
No to EPR nuclear reactor (France): http://www.stop-epr.org/index-eng.php
The Peace & Neutrality Alliance (Ireland): www.pana.ie

International governance

Action for UN Renewal: www.action-for-un-renewal.org.uk
Council for Education in World Citizenship-Cymru: www.cewc-cymru.org.uk
Hague Appeal for Peace: www.haguepeace.org
World Court Project: www.gn.apc.org/wcp
UN Conference on Disarmament: http://www.reachingcriticalwill.org/dc/dcindex.html

Thinktanks and academic links

British American Security Information: www.basicint.org
European University Center for Peace Studies (EPU): www.epu.ac.at
Gandhi Foundation: idguk@clara.co.ukThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Mahatma Gandhi Research and Media Service: www.gandhiserve.com
Nuclear Files: www.nuclearfiles.org
Oxford Research Group: www.oxfordresearchgroup.org.uk
The Peace Museum: www.peacemuseum.org.uk

Publications and bookshops

Housman's Bookshop: www.housmans.com
New Internationalist: www.newint.org
Peace News: www.peacenews.info
Red Pepper magazine: www.redpepper.org.uk
Tribune: www.tribunemagazine.co.uk

Music

Peace not War Music Project: www.peace-not-war.org
Music from Aldermaston: www.btinternet.com/~Tony.Papard/Aldermaston1.htm
New songs for peace: http://www.newsongsforpeace.org/link2us.html
Musicians Against Nuclear Arms (MANA) www.mana.org.uk

CND affinity schemes

Ecotricity: www.ecotricity.co.uk/cnd
The Phone Co-op: http://www.phone.coop/cnd

Other organisations

Our World Our Say: Action against Global Conflict: www.ourworldoursay.org
Palestine Solidarity Campaign: www.palestinecampaign.org
War on Want: www.waronpoverty.org

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Trident Ploughshares is a campaign to disarm the UK Trident nuclear weapons system in a non-violent, open, peaceful and fully accountable manner.
http://www.tridentploughshares.org/

Trident Ploughshares
@TridentPlough Great Britain
Nonviolent direct action to disarm UK Trident nuclear weapon system
http://www.tridentploughshares.org
Anti-nuclear groups - UK
Acronym Institute
Conducts research and publishes information on negotiations and verification of arms control, disarmament and related treaties and agreements. Publishes the journal Disarmament Diplomacy
Abolition 2000 UK
Aldermaston
For information about AWE Aldermaston. Info on exposing and stopping the UK’s next generation of nuclear weapons. (AWPC)
Campaign Against Depleted Uranium (CADU)
Campaign for the Accountability of American Bases
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND)
Contains a wide range of useful information on UK nuclear issues, including Aldermaston.
Christian CND
Cumbrians Opposed to a Radioactive Environment (CORE)
Useful on Sellafield.
Dump Information Group
Website from Dump Information Group, which was active in campaigning against nuclear stuff in Plymouth until 1998. Still contains useful information and photos.
Free Fylingdales Network
Lakenheath Action Group
Campaign focused on removing American nuclear weapons from USAF Lakenheath, Suffolk, UK.
Low Level Radiation Campaign
Nuclear-Free Local Authorities Steering Committee
Nuclear Information Service
Very good site for information on UK nuclear WMD’s.
Nuclear Free Plymouth
Programme for Promoting Nuclear Non-Proliferation
Scottish CND
Includes information about the military bases at Faslane and Coulport in Scotland. Also regular updates on nuclear issues, and includes photos of TP related actions.
Youth and Student CND Network
Yorkshire CND
World Court Project UK
NukeWatch
NukeWatch monitor and track the movement of British WMD’s from Aldermaston in Berkshire to Coulport on the West coast of Scotland.
Faslane G8 Blockade
Faslane G8 Blockade 4th July 2005. Nonviolent blockade of Faslane nuclear submarine base
Vanunu Freedom Ride

The Vanunu Freedom Ride will be cycling from Faslane to London in April 2006 to mark 20 years since Morechai Vanunu was imprisoned and campaign for his full release. TP are supporting this action and sent the following message of support:

"Trident Ploughshares, a direct action group campaigning against Britain’s nuclear weapons system, warmly supports the efforts of the Vanunu Freedom Ride. We salute your endeavours to raise awareness of Mordechai Vanunu’s present situation. We demand that Israel restores his full human rights and ceases to prevent him leaving Israel and speaking freely to whom he wishes."
Faslane 365
A civil resistance project focused in Scotland to apply critical public pressure for the disarmament of Britain’s nuclear weapons by a continuous peaceful blockade of the Trident base at Faslane.

Anti-nuclear groups - international and overseas
Abolition 2000
Global anti-nuclear network.
Federation of American Scientists
Founded as the Federation of Atomic Scientists by scientists who produced the first nuclear weapons. Conducts research and campaigns on responsible use of science and technology.
For Mother Earth

An anti-nuclear and peace organisation based in Belgium.

Includes www.motherearth.org/nuke/inspectbook/index.htm Citizens’ War Crimes Inspection Handbook
Gewaltfreie Aktion Atomwaffen Abschaffen, GAAA
German anti-nuclear organisation
Gluaiseacht
Irish organisation for peace and global justice
Ground Zero Center for Nonviolent Action
Community which shares a fence with Bangor Trident Base, Washington State, USA
Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)
American NGO, researches on nuclear weapons and waste, amongst other environmental issues www.n-base.org.uk Northern European Nuclear Information Group
Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
publishes www.wagingpeace.org/sf/index.html The Sunflower newsletter (very useful!).
Ofog
Swedish network for NVDA against nuclear weapons
Pitstop Ploughshares (Ireland)
Tri-Valley CAREs
Communities Against a Radioactive Environment, California.
Western States Legal Foundation
Monitors and analyzes U.S. nuclear weapons programs and policies
Northern European Nuclear Information Group
Peace and Human Rights groups - UK
Amnesty International UK
Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT)
Campaign Against Sanctions on Iraq (CASI)
The D10 Group
Nonviolent resistance to militarism
Free Burma Campaign
Free Tibet Campaign
Human Rights Watch
Institute for War and Peace Reporting
Liberty - The National Council for Civil Liberties
Northern Friends Peace Group
Network for Peace
Peace Pledge Union
Reclaim the Bases
Turning the Tide
Non-violence Training group, who have been involved with the TP non-violence workshops.
Peace and Human Rights groups - International
Aseistakieltäytyjäliitto, AKL
The Finnish Union for Conscientious Objectors
Anti-Slavery International
Gandhiserve
Mahatma Gandhi Research and Media Service - some useful resources.
Hague Appeal for Peace
Witness for Peace
Other Campaigning Groups - UK
Architects and Engineers for Social Responsibility
Campaign following on from the Fairford anti-war actions.
Friends of the Earth
GenetiX Snowball
Greenpeace UK
People and Planet
National student campaigning group.
SchNews
Scientists for Glogal Responsibility
United Nations Association UK
River’s Tax Court Case
River’s conscientious objection to spending on nuclear weapons.
Anti-nuclear News Sites
Nuclear Information Service
Information and news service, to promote public awareness on nuclear disarmament.
nvda-uk
Listings and info on British-based cross-movement nvda and home of "Nonviolent Action" mag.
Peace News
the international antimilitarist magazine.
Law and Nuclear Weapons
International Court of Justice (ICJ)
Advisory Opinion on Legality of Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons: Summary
Lawyers’ Committee on Nuclear Policy (LCNP)
Uses national and international law to promote peace and disarmament. LCNP coordinated the drafting of a Model Nuclear Weapons Convention which has been circulated by the United Nations.
Lord Advocate’s Reference verdict
A shameful indictment of the biased judiciary.
United Nations - UN Weapons of Mass Destruction Branch Department for Disarmament Affairs
Peace and Security through Disarmament.
Yale University Avalon Project
Detailed information of the Nuremberg War Crime Trials. The Laws of War
Nuclear Weapons
Global nuclear forces and stockpiles
from NRDC
Nuclear London
Guide to nuclear weapons related sites in London.
Nuclear notebook
Up to date stockpile information from Bullitin of Atomic Scientists
Nuclear Resources Guide
from FAS. Information on weapons of mass destruction.
Pacific Life Research Center
Research papers on Trident, nuclear weapons deployment, and nuclear weapons policy.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Nihon Hidankyo
Japan Confederation of A- and H-Bomb Sufferers Organizations, including: "The A-Bomb and Humanity" (photographs with witness) and book extracts.
Photos and paintings from 1945
Copied from picture-postcards published by the Japanese Consumers’ Co-operative Union.
Waste
Shundahai Network
Campaign working on Nevada Test Site and Yucca Mountain Project.
US government YMP site
Be aware that the US nuclear establishment are well known as some of the most prolific liars in the universe.
Missile defence - Star Wars
Moving Beyond Missile Defence
joint project of the International Network of Engineers and Scientists Against Proliferation (INESAP) and the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, is developing alternatives to the emerging missile race.
Good site with photos on Fylingdales
Good site with photos of Menwith Hill
Indigenous Peoples
As is so often the case, it is the least represented people who suffer the most from the excesses of the militarist/exploitative system. Indigenous groups have suffered greatly from the nuclear cycle.
Nuclear History of Micronesia and the Pacific
Academic
Bradford University Department of Peace Studies
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Journal / magazine dealing with nuclear issues.
Richardson Institute for Peace Studies at Lancaster University
European University Center for Peace Studies (EPU)
Military
Kings Bay Trident Base, Georgia
Includes colour photos of Trident submarines
Royal Navy - Ballistic Submairines (Trident)
Some technical specs, pictures, diagram of interior of vessel.
Royal Navy - HMNB Devonport
Refitting of Trident is currently underway at Devonport.
Royal Navy - HMNB Clyde (Faslane)
Home base of British Trident Submarines. Includes arial photo of base (low resolution).
Translations
Homepages of Kouichi Toyoshima
Japanese translations of TP website
Sites with photos of TP actions
FME gallery
More links
AVP Britain
Alternatives to Violence Project workshops
Better world links
Well organised, indexed and searchable... more links that you could shake a stick at!
Indymedia
Be the media! Links to local Indymedia sites all around the world
Vegan Prisoner Support Group
and finally...
Thwartnuke 1.0 : Einstein Saves the World from the Stockpile Stewardship Program
downloadable anti-nuke computer game.
nobelprize.org - The Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
Educational computer quiz game launching peace doves towards nuclear nations.
@IPPNW Union Square, Somerville, MA
International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War. Working to make the world a healthier, safer place.
Recipient of the 1985 Nobel Peace Prize.
http://www.ippnw.org

IPPNW Affiliate Directory

Argentina | Australia | Austria | Bangladesh | Belarus |
Belgium AMPGN | Belgium MVPA | Canada | China | Costa Rica | Cuba |
Czech Republic | Dem. People's Republic of Korea | Dem. Republic of Congo | Denmark | Egypt | El Salvador | Finland | France | Georgia | Germany |
Greece | Guatemala | Hungary | India | Ireland | Israel | Italy | Japan |
Kazakhstan | Kenya | Kyrgyzstan | Malaysia | Mexico | Mongolia | Nepal | Netherlands |New Zealand | Nicaragua | Nigeria | Norway | Pakistan | Palestine | Philippines | Poland | Portugal |Republic of Korea | Romania | Russia | Serbia | Spain | Sri Lanka | Sweden | Switzerland | Turkey | Uganda | Ukraine |
United Kingdom | United States of America | Uruguay | Venezuela | Zambia

Medical Students: Locate a student chapter near you or read more on how to start your own!

Argentina

Argentine Physicians and Health Professionals for the Prevention of Nuclear War
El Movimiento Argentino de Medicos y Profesionales
de la Salud para la Prevencion de la Guerra Nuclear
Cucha Cucha No. 1137 PB I
CP 1416 Buenos Aires,
ARGENTINA
E-mail: Oscar Litwin

Australia

Medical Association for Prevention of War (MAPW)
PO Box 1379
Carlton (Melbourne) VIC 3053
AUSTRALIA
E-Mail: Nancy Atkin, MAPW Executive Officer
Website:mapw.org.au

Austria

IPPNW - Austria (OMEGA)
Schulgasse 40/17
1180 Wien
AUSTRIA
E-mail: office@ippnw.at
Website: ippnw.at

Bangladesh

Physicians for Social Responsibility, Bangladesh (PSR Bangladesh)
BANGLADESH
E-mail: Dr. Kamrul H. Khan

Belarus

IPPNW Belarus
Institute of Radiation Medicine, Preclinical Pharmacology
23 Masherova Street
Minsk 220600
BELARUS
E-mail: Dr. Inna Merkulova

Belgium (French Speaking)

Association Medicale Pour La Prevention de la Guerre Nucleaire (AMPGN)
48, avenue des Platanes
B4000 Liège, BELGIUM
E-mail: revue@amfpgn.org
Website: www.amfpgn.org

Belgium (Flemish Section)

Physicians for Peace (Artsen voor vrede)
Karel Van de Woesti Street 18
B-9300 Aalst
BELGIUM
E-mail: Dr. Jef DeLoof

Canada

Physicians for Global Survival (PGS)
145 Spruce Street, Ste. 208
Ottawa, Ontario KIR 6PI
CANADA
E-Mail: pgsadmin@web.ca
Website: www.pgs.ca

China

IPPNW China
Chinese Medical Association
42 Dongsi Xidajie, Beijing 100710
E-mail: Dr. Kaibao Li

Costa Rica

Doctors Against Violence
Organización de Médicos Contra la Violencia
20 mts. este de La Corte
Heredia
COSTA RICA

Cuba

Cuban Medical Committee for Global Survival
Comité Médico Cubano por la Supervivencia Global
Calle 6 #507 entre 21y23
Vedado - Plaza CP 10400
Cuidad de la Habana
CUBA
E-Mail: Dr. Carlos Pazos

Czech Republic

Physicians for Global Security
(IPPNW-Czech Republic)
c/o Vaclav Stukavec, M.D.
Jižní 222
468 01 Jablonec nad Nisou 8
CZECH REPUBLIC

Democratic People's Republic of Korea

Korean Anti-War Peace Physicians
7-30 Ryonhwa-dong,
Central District, Pyongyang
Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea
Phone: +850.2.18111 / 18222 / 18333 X 8084
Fax: +850.2.3814644
E-mail: Dr. Choe Chang Sik

Democratic Republic of Congo

Congolese Physicians for Peace (CPP)
Association des Medicins Congolais pour la Paix (AMCP)
P.O Box 505, Avenue Abbé MUNYORORO
Quartier Plateau Médical, Commune MAKISO
KISANGANI, DR CONGO
Phone: +243.9867.7333
E-mail: ippnw_drcaffiliate2001@yahoo.fr

Denmark

Danish Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (DLMK)
Danske Læger Mod Kernevåben
Langdalsvej 40
DK-8220 Brabrand (Aarhus)
DENMARK
E-Mail: Dr. Povl Revsbech
Website:dlmk.dk

Egypt

Physicians for Social Responsibility - Egypt (PSR-Egypt)
PO Box 323
Ismalia
EGYPT
E-mail: Dr. Ahmed Geneid

El Salvador

Salvadorian Physicians for Social Responsibility (Salvadorian PSR)
Medicos Salvadoregos para la Responsabilidad Social
1a Calle Poniente No 917
Edificio Medico Quirurgico
Entre 17 y 15 Av. Norte
San Salvador, EL SALVADOR
E-mail: Dr. Ignacio Paniagua

Finland

Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR, Finland or LSV)
Lääkärin sosiaalinen vastuu
PSR - Finland
PL 722
00101 Helsinki
Finland
E-mail: PSR, Finland
Website: www.lsv.fi

France

French Physicians Against Nuclear Weapons (AMFPGN)
IPPNW France
Association Des Medecins Francais Pour La Prevention de la Guerre Nucleaire
5 rue Las Cases
75007 Paris
FRANCE
E-mail: IPPNW France
Website:amfpgn.org

Georgia

IPPNW Georgia
c/o Dr. Nodar Kipshidze
Institute of Experimental and Clinical Therapy
4 Ljubljana St.
380059, Tbilisi
REPUBLIC OF GEORGIA

Germany

IPPNW-Germany
International Ärtze für die Verhütung des Atomkrieges
Ärzte in sozialer Verantwortung
Körtestrasse 10
10967 Berlin, GERMANYM
Website: ippnw.de
E-mail: info@ippnw.de
Blog: atomwaffenfrei

Greece

Greek Medical Association for the Protection of the Environment and Against Nuclear and Biochemical Threat (GMA)
Kokkota 5
185 33 Piraeus
GREECE
E-mail: ippnw@hol.gr

Guatemala

Association of Guatemalan Physicians and Scientists for the Prevention of War
14 Calle 7-13, Zona 9
Edificio Torreblanca, Guatemala City
GUATEMALA
E-mail: Dr. Carlos Vassaux

Hungary

Hungarian Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War(HPPNW)
Zita Makoi, MD,Ph.D
1133 Budapest,
Hegedus Gy. u. 48.
HUNGARY
E-mail: Dr. Zita Makoi

India

Indian Doctors for Peace and Development (IDPD)
139-E, Kitchlu Nagar,
Ludhiana – 141001
INDIA
E-mail: Dr. Arun Mitra
Website: idpd.org

Indian Institute for Peace, Disarmament & Environmental Protection (IIDPD)
537, Sakkardara Road
Nagpur 440009
INDIA

Ireland

Medaction Ireland (IPPNW Ireland)
IRELAND
Website: medaction.org

Israel

Physicians for Peace and the Preservation of the Environment
7 Arazim, Apt 4
Kefar Saba, 44456, ISRAEL
E-mail: Dr. Ernesto Kahan

Italy

Associazione Italiana Medicina Per La Prevenzione Della Guerra Nucleare (AIMPGN)
Italian Medical Association for the Prevention of Nuclear War
c/o Dr. Michele Di Paolantonio
Via Bari 4 cap
64029 Silvi Marina (Te)
ITALY
E-mail: Dr. Michele Di Paolantonio

Japan

Japanese Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (JPPNW)
c/o Hiroshima Prefectural Medical Association
1-1-1, Kannon Honmachi
Nishi-ku, Hiroshima City
JAPAN
E-mail: Ms. Kazuko Kamigochi
Website (in Japanese):hiroshima.med.or.jp

Kazakhstan

Kazakh Association of IPPNW
Kazakh Research Institute of Radiology and Oncology
Abai pr. 91, Alma-Ata 480072
KAZAKHSTAN

Kenya

Kenya Association of Physicians and Medical Workers for Social Responsibility
P.O. Box 21253
00505 Ngong Road
Nairobi, KENYA

Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyzs Committee Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
Kojomkulova Street 40
Bishkek 720016
KYRGYZSTAN
Email: Brimkulov Nurlan Nurgaziervich

Malaysia

Physicians for Peace and Social Responsibility
17 Jalan Tanjung (5/4)
46000 Petaling Jaya
MALAYSIA
E-mail1: Dr. Ron McCoy

Mexico

Mexican Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
Medicos Mexicanos para la Prevencion de las Guerra Nuclear
Antiguo Claustro-Hospital Juarez-P.A.
Plaza San Pablo
06090 Mexico, DF
MEXICO
E-mail: Dr. Jans Fromow-Guerra

Mongolia

Mongolian Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
The Shastin Central Hospital
Ard Ayush-1
Bayangol duureg
Ulaanbaatar, MONGOLIA
E-mail: Dr. N. Tuvshinbat

Nepal

Nepal Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSRN)
PO Box 19624
Bagbazar
Kathmandu
NEPAL
E-Mail: psrn@healthnet.org.np

The Netherlands

Dutch Medical Association for Peace Research
Nederlandse Vereniging voor Medische Polemologie
(NVMP or IPPNW Netherlands)
Bosschastraat 17
3514 HN Utrecht
THE NETHERLANDS
E-Mail: office@nvmp.org
Website: nvmp.org

New Zealand

IPPNW - New Zealand
c/o Department of Public Health
Wellington School of Medicine
PO Box 7343
Wellington
NEW ZEALAND
E-mail: Dr. George Salmond

Nicaragua

Nicaraguan Society of Physicians for Peace and Defense of Life (MEDIPAZ)
Aptdo Postale P-191
Las Piedrecitas, Managua 2
NICARAGUA

Nigeria

Society of Nigerian Doctors for the Welfare of Mankind
c/o Dr. Banjo Kale
86 Femi Ayantuga Ave
Off Adlabu Street
Surulere, Lagos
NIGERIA
E-mail: Dr. Ime A. John

Norway

Norwegian Affiliate of IPPNW
(Norske leger mot atomvåpen)
Attention: John Gunnar Mæland,
Institutt for samfunnsmedisinske fag,
UiB, Kalfarveien 31,
5018, Bergen, Norway
E-mail: John Gunnar Mæland
Website:legermotatomvapen.no

Pakistan

Pakistan Doctors for Peace and Development
P.M.A. House
Garden Road
Karachi, 74400
PAKISTAN

Palestine

Palestinian Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (PPPNW)
Ekwan El-Safa Street
Wad El-Joz
P.O. Box 51681
East Jerusalem
PALESTINE
E-mail: Dr. Abdelaziz Labadi

The Philippines

Philippine Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
Medical Action Group
45 Saint Mary Street Cubao
1100 Quezon City
PHILIPPINES
E-mail: Edeliza P. Hernandez, RN

Poland

Polish Section of IPPNW
Lekarze Przeciw Wojnie Nuklearnej - Sekcja Polska IPPNW
ul. Karmazynowa 7a
02-887 Warsaw
POLAND
E-mail: Dr. Bohdan Wasilewski

Portugal

Portuguese Medical Association for the Prevention of Nuclear War (PMA)
Associacao Dos Medicos Portugueses Para A Prevencao Da Guerra Nuclear
ICBAS/University Porto
4099-033 Porto
PORTUGAL

Republic of Korea

Korean Physicians for Peace - IPPNW
1F Joongmyung Hanyvill Sangga
965 Dogok-dong Kangnam-gu Seoul, Korea
KOREA
Email: kppnw@hotmail.com

Romania

Romanian Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
(IPPNW Romania)
Deva-2700
B-dul Iuliv Maniu Bl.L4, Apt. 2
ROMANIA
E-mail: Dr. Catalin Haiduc

Russia

Russian Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (RPPNW)
14 Solyanka stz
109544 Moscow
RUSSIA
E-Mail: Dr. Vladimir Garkavenko

Serbia

Physicians for Peace of Serbia
c/o Dr. Milan Popovic
Kantaniceva 10a
11000 Belgrade
SERBIA

Spain

Spanish Medical Association for the Prevention of Nuclear War(SMA)
c/o Aurora Bilbao, MD
Avenide de las Universidades 2-2-B
48007 Bilbao
SPAIN
E-mail: Dr. Aurora Bilbao

Sri Lanka

Sri-Lankan Doctors for Peace and Development (SDPD)
No.181 SDPD
Pallemulla
Halloluwa
Sri-Lanka
E-mail: sdpd06@yahoo.com

Sweden

Swedish Physicians Against Nuclear Weapons
Svenska Läkare mot Kärnvapen (SLMK)
Håkantorpsmölla
S-28491 Perstorp
SWEDEN
E-mail: info@slmk.org
Website:slmk.org

Switzerland

PSR / IPPNW Switzerland
c/o Claudia Buergler
Klosterberg 23
4051 Basel, SWITZERLAND
E-mail: sekretariat@ippnw.ch
Website:ippnw.ch
Congress website:ippnw2010.org

Turkey

Turkish Health Professionals for Peace and Environment and Against Nuclear Threat
c/o Dr. Mehmet Altinok
Saglik-2 Sok.6 3/8
Kolej - Ankara
TURKEY
E-mail: Dr. Derman Boztok

Uganda

Ugandan Association of Medical Workers for Health and Environmental Concerns
attn: Dr. Eddie Mworozi
Makerere Medical School
P.O. Box 7072
Kampala
UGANDA

Ukraine

Ukrainian Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (UPPNW)
Regional Psychiatry Hospital
Ac. Vorobjeva 9
Odessa 270006
UKRAINE
E-mail: Yuri Donskoy

United Kingdom

Medact
The Grayston Centre
28 Charles Square
London N1 6HT
UNITED KINGDOM
E-Mail: info@medact.org
Website:medact.org

United States of America

Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR)
1875 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 1012
Washington, DC 20009
USA
E-Mail: psrnatl@psr.org
Website:psr.org

Uruguay

IPPNW Uruguay
Federacion Medica del Interior (FEMI)
Cufre 1781
Montevideo
C.P. 11200
URUGUAY
E-mail: Dr. Uruguay Russi

Venezuela

Medicos y Trabajadores de Salud de Venezuela
por la Paz y la Equidad (MTEP)
Instituto de Altos Estudios en Salud Publica
Av. Bermudez Sur, Antigua Malariologia
Maracay- Estado Aragua
Apartado Postal 2171-2113
VENEZUELA
E-mail: Dr. Gregorio L. Sanchez

Zambia

Zambia Healthworkers for Social Responsibility (ZHSR)
c/o Department of Medicine
School of Medicine
PO Box 50110
Lusaka
ZAMBIA
E-mail: Dr. Robert Mtonga


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