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‘Act for life and not death’: social movements and nuclear abolition
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‘Act for life and not death’: social movements and nuclear abolition
Ever since the world learnt of nuclear weapons in 1945 following the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the necessity of abolishing them has been widely recognized, starting with the very first resolution of the United Nations. People around the world have worked to eliminate the nuclear threat since then. The capacity for mass destruction has grown manifold […]
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