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Page 1 of 4 We have felt for a long time that the danger of nuclear weapons being used again has not passed and is, in fact, bigger than ever. The head of the IAEA, Muhammad el Baradei, has recently stated that never before has the threat of a nuclear attack, advertent or not, been as great as today. In order to bring this issue back into the political mainstream, raise awareness about the dangers of hanging on to nuclear weapons as a means of deterrence and create a dialogue about the complete abolition of nuclear arms, IPPNW students have created the Project Target X. Using public demonstations to show the still existing danger of a nuclear attack, medical students can contribute to the international campaign to ban nuclear weapons and help raise awareness for this issue in their local community. A large red "X", painted on the central square of your city, with white-coated medical students standing around it, handing out information material and engaging in discussions with passerbys can achieve what seminars, conferences never can. This website will give you some ideas on how to plan such an installation in your city and provides informative materials to download. In addition, it provides a place for you to showcase the results of your Target-installation, giving you the opportunity to post photos, articles, reactions, etc. Become active and join our global campaign today!
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Iran and nuclear weapons. A personal reflection.
In the nineteen sixties there were many who believed that there was a military threat from China against Europe. “Optimists learn Russian, pessimists learn Chinese” was a common joke. “Whatever you say, China is hell on earth” I heard a respected politician say in 1965. So I went there to see for myself, together with [...]
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Obama Nuclear Weapons Free World: The withering of a vision
President Obama seems to have lost the vision of US leadership on the road to a world free of nuclear weapons. Or did we read too much into his Prague speech?
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IPPNW recommends public health action plan to UN small arms meeting
As an NGO participant at the Fourth Biennial Meeting of States (BMS), which was convened to review implementation of the UN’s action plan to combat the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons, IPPNW had an opportunity to address the conference on Thursday, June 17, during a special civil society session. Dr. Emperatriz Crespin, [...]
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