At the age of six, I was drenched by the Black Rain full of radioactive materials that fell after the atomic bomb was dropped, and as a result I am now an 81 year old Hibakusha with cancer.
Lucy Stewart, DSC Coordinator, speaks to the Red Cross team about nuclear risk and the importance of remembering the victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Retired UK navy commander turned antinuclear campaigner Robert Green discusses a push to convince the Australian government to invest in nuclear submarines.
The increasing cost of Coronavirus will require decades to recover. Meanwhile, the UK’s Trident nuclear weapon system remains on Continuous At Sea Deterrent patrol costing some £2 billion a year and
Nuclear weapons proliferation by the US, threats to Iran from the US and Israel, 'small' nuclear weapon on US submarine in the Atlantic: The Doomsday Clock has been moved to 100 seconds to midnight.
International peace and disarmament campaigners – former UC Arts Peace Studies lecturer Dr Kate Dewes ONZM and former Commander Robert Green RN (Ret’d) – have donated the archives of the Christchurch
Although the Prime Minister makes the decision to fire, it is actually the Trident captain who has the ultimate responsibility of deciding if turning his ‘Captain’s Key’ is justified and lawful.
University of Canterbury archivists and researchers are welcoming an exciting new acquisition donated by renowned international peace campaigners to the Macmillan Brown Archives
University of Canterbury archivists and researchers are welcoming an exciting new acquisition donated by international peace campaigners to the Archives Collection of UC’s Macmillan Brown Library
War! What is it good for? And indeed, what is it good for? The words of this protest song may very well be relevant even today. I interviewed Mrs Lucy Stewart of the Disarmament and Security centre.
