Switzerland / Mexico / Latvia / New Zealand / United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Labor Issues / /
Facility
Hradcany Square / /
IndustryTerm
humanitarian law / Media images / social services / media attention / chemical weapons / nuclear devices / communications systems / indiscriminate terror devices / law relating / chemical and biological weapons / media coverage / /
Organization
International Court of Justice / International Association of Lawyers against Nuclear Arms / OSCE Parliamentary Assembly / James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies / US government / United Nations General Assembly / International Commission on Nuclear Non-proliferation / UN General Assembly / UN Security Council / Civil / civil society / Geneva Diplomatic Corps / United Nations / ICRC / NATO Parliamentary Assembly / Inter-Parliamentary Union / International Peace Bureau / International Commission on Nuclear Non-proliferation and Disarmament / Middle Powers Initiative/Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs / International Criminal Court / Middle Powers Initiative / /
Person
Jakob Kellenberger / Raymond Knops / William Wilberforce / Margaret Beckett / John Burroughs / Kate Dewes / Barack Obama / Micheline Calmy-Rey / Ban Ki-moon / Disarmament / Lee Butler / Alyn Ware Sixty-five / Sergio Duarte / Robert Green / Ken Berry / /
PoliticalEvent
a primary / /
Position
driver / Foreign Secretary / Vice-President / Secretary-General / President / co-founder / As General / Consultant / Head / author / Global Coordinator / Representative / judge / UN Secretary-General / Head of the Swiss four / /
ProvinceOrState
California / /
PublishedMedium
the NPT Review / The US Nuclear Posture Review / /
From aspiration to success: shaping civil society action to change nuclear weapons policy Alyn Ware Sixty-five years after the United Nations General Assembly first called for the elimination of nuclear weapons,1 US Pres