Janet Fenton
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EDINBURGH BACKS ICAN CITIES APPEAL
Read more: EDINBURGH BACKS ICAN CITIES APPEALCongratulations to Edinburgh for making a capital move this week, with Green Councillors introducing a resolution for the city to become part of the ICAN Cities Appeal. The Cities Appeal describes the threat that nuclear weapons pose throughout the world, and insists that we all have the right to live free from such a catastrophic…
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Climate Emergency & Nuclear Weapons
Read more: Climate Emergency & Nuclear WeaponsThe Extinction Rebellion campers at Holyrood this week, and many of the commuters who listened to them at North Bridge road blocks, or the MSPs who came out of the debating chamber to talk to them are in now in agreement about the threat that faces all life on this planet from the human induced climate…
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West Dunbartonshire Joins Global Movement and Urges UK Gov. to sign UN Nuclear Ban Treaty
Read more: West Dunbartonshire Joins Global Movement and Urges UK Gov. to sign UN Nuclear Ban TreatyICAN in Scotland Press Release 31st May 2019 – for immediate use At a Council meeting this week West Dunbartonshire approved a resolution supporting the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW), noting the catastrophic global effects of any use of nuclear weapons and deploring the transporting of the UK’s nuclear warheads on…
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Wey Forrit for Scotland – learning from Europe
Read more: Wey Forrit for Scotland – learning from EuropeIn the week beginning 11th March 2019 a series of meetings were held in Glasgow and Edinburgh featuring European visitors and discussing peace-building opportunities and challenges in the context of Brexit, the future of NATO and the militarisation of the European Union. A detailed compilation of their presentations over the three meetings is below this…
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Three Consulates and a Branch Office
Read more: Three Consulates and a Branch OfficeYesterday the Peaton Peace Pirates, a Trident Ploughshares affinity group attempted to call on the US, French and Chinese Consulates in Edinburgh and the Scotland Office as the representative office of the British State, in order ask them to engage urgently in diplomatic moves to defuse the current critically dangerous situation. The visits were a…
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Emergency Protest on Monday at Edinburgh Consulates of P5 Nuclear-armed States
Read more:On Monday 18th February campaigners from the Trident Ploughshares Peaton Peace Pirates affinity group will visit the consulates or other representatives of four of the “P5” nuclear-armed states to ask them to engage urgently in diplomatic moves to defuse what the protesters see as the current critically dangerous situation. Visits will be made to the…
Emergency Protest on Monday at Edinburgh Consulates of P5 Nuclear-armed States
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Scottish CND Welcomes European Visitors for Peace-Building Symposia
Read more: Scottish CND Welcomes European Visitors for Peace-Building SymposiaFrom Tuesday to Thursday next week (12th to 14th February) Scottish CND is hosting a series of meetings1 with an impressive panel of European visitors to discuss peace-building opportunities and challenges in the context of Brexit, the future of NATO and the militarisation of the European Union. Nobel Laureate Ann Patterson of Belfast Peace People…
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Protest Against Collapse of INF at Edinburgh Consulates on Monday
Read more: Protest Against Collapse of INF at Edinburgh Consulates on MondayOn Monday 4th February there will be a peaceful protest at both the Russian and US Consulates in Edinburgh to register alarm at the breakdown of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty. The INF is a bi-lateral treaty between the US and Russia and bans the deployment of nuclear weapons with a range of between 300 and…
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Scottish ICAN Round Table – January 2019
Read more: Scottish ICAN Round Table – January 2019The first Scottish Round Table discussion of 2019 was hosted by one of the partners, Scottish CND. The round table is not a coalition like Scrap Trident or the Scottish Peace Network. It is an opportunity for ICAN Partner Organisations here to communicate what they are doing with each other, and to support their autonomous…
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122 States Confirm Support for UN Nuke Ban Treaty
Read more: 122 States Confirm Support for UN Nuke Ban TreatyLast July 122 states voted at the UN to adopt the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW). On 1st November they re-affirmed their support for the Treaty by voting in favour a new resolution in the First Committee of the UN General Assembly welcoming the adoption of the Treaty and calling upon all…
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