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Abolition 2000 Statements and Background papers in diverse languages

Abolition 2000 is a global network of over 2000 organizations in more than 90 countries working for a global treaty to eliminate nuclear weapons.

Moorea Declaration, Supplement to the Abolition 2000 Founding Statement

Adopted at the Abolition 2000 Conference, Moorea, Te Ao Maohi (French Occupied Polynesia), 25 January 1997

This meeting, held in Te Ao Maohi a year after the end of French nuclear testing, has highlighted the particular suffering of indigenous and colonised peoples as a result of the production and testing of nuclear weapons.

Holy See Presses for Nuclear Disarmament

The Holy See has said many times in this committee that nuclear weapons contravene every aspect of humanitarian law.

They are an affront to our stewardship of the environment, in as much as they can destroy life on the planet and the planet itself. They must be done away with.

Statement on Nuclear Weapons by International Generals and Admirals

We, military professionals, who have devoted our lives to the national security of our countries and our peoples, are convinced that the continuing existence of nuclear weapons in the armouries of nuclear powers, and the ever present threat of acquisition of these weapons by others, constitute a peril to global peace and security and to the safety and survival of the people we are dedicated to protect.

Statement of Purpose of the Nuclear Weapons Abolition Days 1997

Nuclear Weapons Abolition Days (NWAD) is an international campaign of civil (dis)obedience to uphold international law for the abolition of all nuclear weapons.

ABOLITION 2000 STATEMENT

The statement in English

Background paper on The Abolition 2000 Network

In English

ABOLITION 2000 MANIFEST

The Abolition 2000 Manifest in Dutch

Achtergrond informatie over het Abolition 2000 Network

In het Nederlands