GSI: The Work
Never Forget the Good: GSI’s Second Working Paper to the Ban Treaty Negotiations
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GSI’s presentation at the United Nations Nuclear Ban Treaty negotiations
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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists: International humanitarian law and nuclear weapons
In 1996, the International Court of Justice issued an opinion that the use of nuclear weapons is scarcely reconcilable with international humanitarian law and concluded that nations have an obligation to pursue good-faith negotiations leading to disarmament. Not only...
The Colombia Charter. 10 Principles for Peace
Click here to read The Colombia Charter, drafted by the Nobel Peace Laureates at the World Summit.
GSI President Jonathan Granoff speaks at Middelburg 800
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“The Turtle, The Horse and Nuclear Weapons” by Jonathan Granoff
Presently, neither leadership nor support in the pursuit of nuclear disarmament can be expected from the nuclear weapons states. They have not vigorously pursued the incremental steps for which there is enormous international support to help make us safer and...
Banning Nuclear Weapons – An Auspicious Start
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Banning Nuclear Weapons – An Auspicious Start
By Sergio Duarte, former UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs* Originally posted on IndepthNews.net NEW YORK (IDN) - Despite being shunned by the nine possessors of nuclear weapons and most of their allies, the first part of the negotiations mandated by the...
The Shame and Horror of Nuclear Weapons
by William Swing and Tyler Wigg Stevenson The following excerpt originally appeared on TheWeek.com on August 7, 2015. [...] As preachers, we know that the Bible's Psalms tell us that "the days of our years are threescore and ten." By that counting, then, the bomb has...
The Iran Deal: Steps Toward the Common Good
This article originally appeared on the Huffington Post, August 3, 2015. We should be grateful to the diplomats for ensuring no further proliferation of nuclear weapons in a volatile region. The Iran Deal demonstrates that when powerful nations identify a common...