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We are happy to share that we held our first meeting of the Reclaim Community Fellowship ✨ #Reclaim is dedicated to building networks, understanding and powerful advocacy for lived experience expertise ✨ Meet our 2026 Reclaim Fellows 👉 nucleartruthproject.org/our-work/rec... #NuclearJustice
We are happy to share that we held our first meeting of the Reclaim Community Fellowship ✨ #Reclaim is dedicated to building networks, understanding and powerful advocacy for lived experience expertise ✨ Meet our 2026 Reclaim Fellows 👉 nucleartruthproject.org/our-work/rec... #NuclearJustice
It starts with honouring the Rights, Respect and Reciprocity owed to those who have carried the weight of nuclear harm in their bodies, lands, and families 🔗 nucleartruthproject.org
#DisarmamentDay #NuclearBan #TPNW #RightsRespectReciprocity #NuclearTruthProject
We are happy to share that we held our first meeting of the Reclaim Community Fellowship ✨ #Reclaim is dedicated to building networks, understanding and powerful advocacy for lived experience expertise ✨ Meet our Reclaim Advisors 👉 nucleartruthproject.org/our-work/rec... #NuclearJustice
Tariq Rauf, former head of nuclear verification and security policy co-ordination at the International Atomic Energy Agency, makes clear there was no nuclear weapon program being worked on at the time of the attacks this week. www.abc.net.au/listen/progr...
"By demanding strict respect for the United Nations Charter and international law, Spain is demonstrating that coherence between discourse, principles, and action is not only possible but necessary."
Carlos Umana writes "the Spanish Government’s decision to deny the United States the use of the Rota and Morón bases for its attacks against Iran constitutes a political gesture of enormous relevance." generation-zero-nukes.movements.mov/p/entre-el-m...
This Sunday 1 March is Nuclear Free and Independent Pacific Day. We mark this day by sharing two article by Nic Maclellan an Australian journalist and researcher who has written extensively on the Pacific Islands 🔗https://nucleartruthproject.org/nuclear-free-and-independent-pacific-day-2026/
At the top of the image is black text on a cream background that says: This 1 March, We Remember Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day. Below the text is a photograph of the Runit Dome in Marshall Islands which is a repository for atomic waste that the U.S. produced during Cold War weapons testing. Below the photos the black text on cream reads: Nuclear Violence Has No Expiry Date. 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.
On the 1 March we mark #Nuclear #Victims Remembrance Day. The 1954 CastleBravo US nuclear test at Bikini Atoll in the #MarshallIslands didn't end in 1954. This day it is now marked by affected communities across the #Pacific and around the world. 👉 nucleartruthproject.org/nuclear-viol...
The nuclear story is far from over.
It lives in communities.
In memory.
In bodies.
In lands and waters.
We centre survivors.
We challenge secrecy.
We work for truth and justice.
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"Is it Safe?" puts affected communities at the centre of the nuclear testing debate. Karina Lester's words on the British tests on Aboriginal land are devastating: "black smoke, silently, oily, toxic… leaving its poison for generations to come."
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Big year. Big moments. Big work ahead. 2026 is a landmark year for #NuclearJustice. Nuclear harms are intergenerational. So is the work for justice. Read about our work ... join us! nucleartruthproject.org/our-plans-fo...
#NuclearTruthProject #NuclearBan
Nuclear harms didn’t stop decades ago, they continue across generations. We work with affected communities to centre lived experience, challenge nuclear secrecy, and push for accountability and abolition. Please consider to our nuclear justice work donating today:
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Our #Rights, #Respect & #Reciprocity #Protocols are an ethical playbook for engaging with communities impacted by nuclear harms. Prioritising consent, cultural care, and two-way relationships, they ensure engagement is safe, respectful and accountable 🔗 nucleartruthproject.org/our-protocols/
New START Treaty, the last US-Russia nuclear arms control treaty, is set to expire on 5 Feb. This will mean zero limits on arsenals that make up 87% of the world’s nuclear weapons.
Time to abolish nuclear weapons #TPNW #nuclearban 👉Article via @nuclearban.bsky.social
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On January 27, 2026, the Doomsday Clock was set at 85 seconds to midnight, the closest to midnight in history. @thebulletin.org which sets the Clock, called for urgent action to limit nuclear arsenals, create guidelines on AI, and multilateral agreements to address global biological threats.
80 yearsago, as the United Nations General Assembly first met after the war, the first resolution of the new global forum was to call for the elimination of nuclear weapons, at the time, only one nation had these weapons, now 9 nations possess nuclear weapons. #Disarmament #NuclearBan #NuclearTruth
Text on blue and cream background that reads In its first half-decade, provided a framework for broader disarmament efforts There is a black and white cutout photo of two women one is in winter clothing with a mask reading Remember Hiroshima and a sign that reads Nuclear Weapons Are A War Against The Future. The other woman and older First Nations Woman from the USA holds a sign that reads Nukes Are Banned
Text on pink and cream background that reads Today, we honour those who worked for this milestone, particularly survivors of nuclear violence. We continue to push for universalisation and implementation. The world deserves nothing less.
This treaty was born from decades of global civil society activism. Today, we honour those who worked for this milestone, particularly survivors of nuclear violence.
The world deserves nothing less.
#5YearsTPNW #Disarmament #NuclearBan #NuclearTruth
Text on blue and cream background that reads In its first half-decade, the TPNW has encouraged divestment and ethical finance decisions There is a black and white cutout photo of protestors holding signs that read Divest Nukes and Nuclear Weapons Threaten Climate Catastrophe
Text on pink and cream background that reads In its first half-decade, create forums for victim assistance and environmental remediation planning There is a black and white cutout photo of two young women of colour, one holds a phone that reads Nuclear Weapons are Banned on the screen, the other woman is holding an A2 poster which is titled Affected Communities Statement
The Treaty also obliges States Parties to provide assistance for victims of nuclear weapons and for environmental remediation. For the first time in history, nuclear weapons were forbidden under international law
#5YearsTPNW #Disarmament #NuclearBan #NuclearTruth
Black text on cream and blue background that reads 5 Year Anniversary. Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Entered into Force. On 22 January 2021, the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, the first multilateral treaty to categorically ban nuclear weapons, became international law, prohibiting their development, production, possession, use, and threat of use. The Treaty also obliges States Parties to provide assistance for victims of nuclear weapons and for environmental remediation. For the first time in history, nuclear weapons were placed in the same category as chemical and biological weapons: forbidden under international law This treaty was born from decades of global civil society activism, a recognition that nuclear weapons are inherently immoral, pose catastrophic humanitarian risk, and must have no place in our world.
Text on pink and cream background with a black and white image of a whote older man and white middle aged woman. The banner says Nuclear Weapons Are Illegal.
On 22 January 2021, the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, the first multilateral treaty to categorically ban nuclear weapons, became international law, prohibiting their development, production, possession, use, and threat of use.
#5YearsTPNW #Disarmament #NuclearBan #NuclearTruth
5 years. 5 reasons. Nuclear ban.
We support the TPNW to honour survivors, end nuclear harm, repair land, water and life, and protect future generations. Never again — for anyone.
Share your #NuclearBan reasons with us
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George Orwell wrote the paradoxical slogan "War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength." (In the novel 1984)
As we watch US Pres Trump attempt to suck world leaders into his "Board of Peace" we are reminded that totalitarian control manipulates truth and creates unity through hatred.
Guardian article by Owen Jones "Donald Trump needs helpers for his appalling neocolonialist project. What else is this ‘board of peace’?"
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
Even as the world seems to be spiralling into chaos and conflict, there remain those who have vision and conviction and act in hope for better times. 🐳 www.abc.net.au/news/2026-01...
5 scenarios for a post-Maduro Venezuela — and what they could signal to the wider region - by
Robert Muggah, Instituto Igarapé, Princeton University theconversation.com/5-scenarios-...
The tragedy of the mass shooting in Sydney at Bondi Beach has rocked our Australian team members. There is no space in this world for such violence whether in a war zone or at a beach.
For friends in Sydney, there are urgent calls for blood donors - contact the Red Cross if you can donate.
Guardian reporting "Tourists to US would have to reveal five years of social media activity under new Trump plan"
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
sign by road showing you are now entering Nevada Test Site
In response to the order by Trump for US to resume nuclear testing, the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability, of which the Western Shoshone's Native Community Action Council are a member, will be at the gates of the Nevada National Security Site for an educational Peace Camp today November 21, 2025.
This is a beautiful review of the ‘Radioactive patriarchy’ documentary: Women examine the impact of Soviet nuclear testing - Rebecca Hogue writing on the powerful documentary of Aigerim Seitenova theconversation.com/radioactive-...
House of Dynamite is having good effect at getting people thinking around the precariousness of global security with the nuclear weapons of mass destruction www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...