Nuclear Violence Has No Expiry Date — This 1 March, We Remember

Nuclear Violence Has No Expiry Date — This 1 March, We Remember

On 1 March we mark Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day (NVRD). The 1954 Castle Bravo test at Bikini Atoll didn’t end in 1954. For the Marshallese people, the fallout – displacement, illness, contamination – continues today. NVRD is now observed by affected communities across Oceania and globally, a growing chorus of voices demanding accountability, truth, and justice for nuclear-affected peoples everywhere.

Challenging Nuclear Secrecy

Challenging Nuclear Secrecy

Our 2025 edition of the ‘Challenging Nuclear Secrecy: a discussion of hierarchies, ethics and barriers to access’ in nuclear archive revisits the 2023 archive report for the Nuclear Truth Project.