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Friday, 08 July 2011 18:43 |
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Recently, IPPNW members held 2 TargetX Installations in Livingstone, Zambia. The first installation, on 6/6/11, attracted mass attention and the second installation the next day at Fairmont Hotel Swimming Pool was covered by a Zambian TV station!!
Arielle Denis officially lauched ICAN Africa and entertained questions from the media agents about ICAN, Target X! Arielle Denis of ICAN did marvelously welll in acquianting the TV station with nuclear weapon related isssues.
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Written by Administrator
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Saturday, 02 July 2011 22:19 |
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The very first Target X demonstration was held in Makurdi, Nigeria for Nuclea Abolition Day! Please visit the main Target X page to learn more about the project. In short, it is a means for establishing dialogue with the community about nuclear weapons and the need for disarmament.
Join us in congratulating IPPNW Nigeria in their success!
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Welcome to our New Leadership |
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Friday, 10 June 2011 20:08 |
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IPPNW-students is welcoming four new leaders; please join us in welcoming Chinenye, Alix, Saima and Tarninderjit!
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Chinenye Okpala is the new co-NSR for Nigeria
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Alix Schou and Saima Akhtar are the new ESRs for Europe
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Tarninderjit Singh is our co-Student Liaison Officer. He will be partnering with Semih Kucukcankurtaran of Turkey.
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Written by Administrator
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Saturday, 02 July 2011 22:11 |
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This year, we are planning to expand our Target X program across the globe; PSRN Student’s Chapter, Nepal observed Nuclear Abolition Day on 25th of June 2011 at Maharajgunj Medical College, Kathmandu. 25 students participated in the program where following actions were conducted expressing solidarity to the campaign of i can.
Target -X Programme:
First, a “X” target was formed. After the participants and onlookers were curious about the “X”, it was explained that the “X” was indicative of any spot on the planet, any city or locality where the nuclear weapons might hit. Then among the participants speakers stood on the “X” and they explained the dangers of nuclear weapons and also expressed concerns over the ongoing nuclear proliferations globally and in the region.
Facebook Campaign:
Profile pictures in the Facebook were changed to the picture of a person holding the sign reading “Abolish Nuclear Weapons” and messages were circulated expressing concerns over the nuclear proliferation. Voices were raised reproving the use of nuclear power for energy as well.
Reported by Bishal Belbase
Member, PSR Nepal.
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Medical voices on the disaster in Fukushima |
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 28 March 2011 22:49 |
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These days we are all confronted with images of death and destruction, with fears of widespread radioactive fallout and with personal stories by the people suffering from the horrible catastrophes in Northeast Japan. There a few people who can make sense of all of these impressions. As doctors, we do not know much more about what is exactly happening in the smoldering reactors of Fukushima right now. But what we do know a lot about are the medical effects of nuclear meltdowns. We've studied the health effects of the Chernobyl disaster for 25 years and know what we're talking about.
Click here to see video personal statements by physicians from all over the world about Fukushima and nuclear energy!
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The Student Movement of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
