Pacific groups call on halt to future nuclear testing
Pacific civil society organisations and movements across the region are condemning any plans by the United States administration to resume nuclear weapons testing
Pacific civil society organisations and movements across the region are condemning any plans by the United States administration to resume nuclear weapons testing
The Nuclear Truth Project joined Youth leaders from across the globe who convened through the inaugural Youth4Disarmament Forum and delivered their youth-led grassroots civil society Statement on the Emerging Technologies to the United Nations First Committee on Disarmament and International Security.
The Nuclear Truth Project joins 19 organisations on the International Day Against Nuclear Testing on the nuclear legacy between Algeria and France as a ahared responsibility and a humanitarian and environmental priority beyond diplomatic disputes.
The Nuclear Truth Project joined with Ploughshares and partners crafted a global sign-on statement calling on civil society organizations to unite under the shared hashtag #HumanRaceNotArmsRace. This statement honors the legacy of nuclear harms, demands disarmament, and emphasizes that the power to change the future is in our hands.
Pacific civil society organisations and movements across the region are condemning any plans by the United States administration to resume nuclear weapons testing, arguing that the move shows blatant disregard for the Pacific’s historic calls to end nuclear harm and could increase and normalise a global arms race.
In a year which marks the 80th anniversary of both the first testing and use of nuclear weapons, the Nuclear Truth Project decided to revisit the Challenging Nuclear Secrecy report we first launched in 2023. We are circulating a new edition at the 3MSP and to our members.
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