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In March, over one million citizens from all over the world joined his Holiness the Dalai Lama, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, and other Nobel Peace Prize Laureates to launch a historic call to reject war and nuclear weapons. Now we are coming together again to call on key countries to join the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, and end the risk of nuclear war forever. Click the button below to write a message to our leaders, or scroll down to read more about this campaign.
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I am very concerned about the prospect of a nuclear conflict between Russia and NATO.
As a citizen, I urge you to support the “Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons” to ensure that we can live in a world without constant fear of nuclear threats.
We hibakusha, survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, made a vow that no other human being should ever suffer unspeakable nuclear violence anywhere, at any time. As we witness the frightening potential of nuclear war in Ukraine, all of us around the world are held hostage by all nine nuclear armed countries. Our goal must be the total elimination of nuclear weapons, and we must raise our voices louder than before.
Nuclear weapons are incompatible with the future of our civilization. The risk of a nuclear war and its catastrophic consequences is, today, higher than ever. Nuclear disarmament is urgent. While it is true that, like any major change in human history, it is certainly difficult, it is also true that it is possible. A world free from nuclear weapons is possible, and together we can build it.
It is essential that all of us, including the UN and its member nations, make concerted efforts to end the threat of nuclear weapons and dedicate ourselves towards total nuclear disarmament.
Nuclear weapon states have stated that a nuclear war must never be fought, but they continue to enhance their nuclear arsenals and trade threats about using nuclear weapons--actions which have brought us to the brink of nuclear war. IPPNW joins our Nobel colleagues in urging the UN Secretary-General to call on all nations to join the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons to end this existential threat to humanity.
Recent events have shown that the threats posed by nuclear weapons are not abstract. They are very real. The consequences of any use of nuclear weapons would be catastrophic and must be avoided at all costs.
Since 1962 people everywhere have never felt so anxious about the prospect of a nuclear confrontation.The only way to avoid such a catastrophe is the complete elimination of nuclear weapons.
We reject war and nuclear weapons.
We call on all our fellow citizens of the world to join us in protecting our planet, home for all of us, from those who threaten to destroy it.
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