One world 23,000 nuclear weapons
Help us to get ZERO!

The nuclear bomb is 65 years old; time for retirement. The Non Proliferation Treaty however only prohibits an increase in the number of countries with nuclear weapons, but hardly any effort goes into disarmament. Just rumors about the possibility of a country having nuclear weapons continue to create tension internationally and the threat of conflict, for instance in the Middle East. As long as nuclear weapons exist true peace and security are not possible. IKV Pax Christi is committed to a nuclear weapons free world, which is the only way to prevent that this weapon of mass destruction is ever used.

Churches urge NATO not to further delay withdrawal of nuclear weapons from Europe
16-05-2012
The World Council of Churches (WCC) appeals to NATO not to further delay the withdrawal of U.S. tactical nuclear weapons from Europe. The …
The Middle East Weapons of Mass Destruction Free Zone
15-05-2012 Posted by Crash Course student 2012
By Jauke Lodder*

-Failure is not an option-

In December this year a conference will take place on a weapons of mass destruction free zone in the …

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From the P-5 to the TNW-5
14-05-2012 Posted by Susi
Comparing the way that NATO nuclear sharing and tactical (or sub-strategic) nuclear weapons were talked about in 2010 and in 2012 at the NPT.

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Exit Strategies; The case for redefining NATO consensus on U.S. TNW

A majority of NATO countries do not explicitly want to keep U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe, Exit Strategies; The case for redefining NATO consensus on U.S. TNW. looks at ways for the Alliance to achieve consensus on removing the last U.S. weapons from Europe...