Nuclear Disarmament Committee
Our Nuclear Disarmament Committee carries out community
education about ways to reduce the spread of nuclear weapons and the
need for complete nuclear abolition.
If you would like to work with us, please contact our office,
info@peaceact.net,
518-463-5907.
We recognize that the proliferation of
nuclear weapons is detrimental to the cause of international peace and
humanity's sustainability, and thus, advocate for the disarmament of these
weapons by all nations. The threat posed by these weapons is unprecedented,
for their possible use in any war has the potential to destroy entire
populations, and possibly society all together.
Our leaders in Washington remind us regularly of the possibility
that Iran might get nuclear weapons or that North Korea is a nuclear
threat. At the same time saying little about other nuclear states,
including Pakistan, India and Israel. It is time to end this
hypocrisy.
US nuclear policy needs to be
reversed
Under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty the United
States and other countries with nuclear weapons are obligated to
divest themselves of their own nuclear weapons. Unless Washington
moves boldly to do so, it will make little progress getting other
nations to disarm.
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Hiroshima/Nagasaki
A-Bomb Display Available
Nuclear Disarmament
Information Links
Nuclear Weapons Policy Guide
Gives short description of Nuclear Weapons Treaties.
Hiroshima Day Commemoration and
Protests
Once again this year Peace Action
will be urging the abolition of nuclear weapons during the days surrounding
the August 6-9 anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Useful Analysis of Obama Medvedev July 6 Nuclear Agreement
Petition to Abolish
Nuclear Weapons This petition is being
circulated internationally prior to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty
review conference, in May 2010.
Articles
Kicking the Nuclear Habit
Six reasons for supporting nuclear abolition
by Larry Wittner
How Feasible Is Obama's Nuclear
Disarmament Agenda? by Larry Wittner
Action
Steps Regarding North Korean Nuclear Weapon
This links to the website of California Peace Action
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