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THE CANADIAN FORCES AND PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS AFTER 2011 |
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THE CANADIAN FORCES AND PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS AFTER 2011. On June 15, 2010, Ernie Regehr spoke to the House of Commons Defence Committee as part of its hearings on the role of Canadian Forces in international operations after 2011. [read his presentation] |
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United Nations Civil Society Forum on Nuclear Weapon Free Zones |
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Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zones NWFZs are a stepping stone to a nuclear-weapons-free-world. They create whole regions where the deployment, use and threat of use of nuclear weapons are prohibited. They provide regional security mechanisms. They help build a global norm against nuclear weapons and global confidence in the abolition of nuclear weapons. [see the program]
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Read more: United Nations Civil Society Forum on Nuclear Weapon Free Zones
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Report to the UN on Disarmament Education by Artists for Peace (Canada |
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Report on Disarmament Education submitted by
the Canadian Network to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (CNANW)
We are a network of sixteen Canadian peace groups each one of which has a strong emphasis on work toward nuclear disarmament. This is a brief account of:
A) CNANW Events & Initiatives over the past two years.
B) our information on the work of the Government of Canada in Disarmament Education
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Read more: Report to the UN on Disarmament Education by Artists for Peace (Canada
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. . . à Prague, les présidents Medvedev et Obama signaient le nouveau Traité START, M. Pierre Jasmin, membre de Pugwash, Président des ARTISTES POUR LA PAIX propose sa réflexion sur cet Événement important"
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Increase Security Cooperation: Report |
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Increase Security Cooperation: Report This new report is the official launch of the Arctic Nuclear Weapon Free Zone project, by Canadian Pugwash and the Rideau Institute. [see press release] [see report] [see media report Global Security Newswire, originating from the Montreal Gazette] |
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@ Disarming Conflict, by Ernie Regehr |
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Let's get nuclear weapons out of the Arctic |
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EMBASSY, Wednesday, March 17, 2010—10, Opinion
By Michael Wallace, Steven Staples
In a few weeks, Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon will host a meeting of foreign ministers of the five Arctic Ocean coastal states in Chelsea, Quebec. There is no shortage of topics for discussion, but chief among them should be increased security co-operation. This co-operation could include finally ending Cold War–era practices that treat the Arctic as a staging ground for nuclear war, especially from nuclear-powered and nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines patrolling beneath the Arctic Ocean.
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Recommendations: NATO's Strategic Concept, the NPT, and Global Zero |
Canada’s should pursue active engagement in the NATO Strategic Concept review in support of changes to the Alliance’s declarations and policies that promote strict adherence to NPT obligations and commitments, and that advance the goal of a world without nuclear weapons. .
[see the paper] [See the program doc] [see the item sent to NATO from Canadian NGOs]
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