Research Center for Nuclear Weapons Abolition

RECNA Newsletter Vol.5 No.2　(October 31, 2016)

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The program of the current, Fourth Nagasaki Youth Delegation is different from the usual year of participation in Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) activities. >>for details

　On Friday, October 28, 2016 (Japan time), the United Nations General Assembly First Committee made a historical  decision to start treary negotiations next March to prohibit nuclear weapons.

　Now, we express RECNA’s opinion “RECNA’s Statement On the Resolution regarding Negotiations for a Legally Binding Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapon”.

　Please read our opinion.

RECNA’s Statement On the Resolution regarding Negotiations for a Legally Binding Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapon（2016.10.31）

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No.16

February  1, 2016
The Reaction in Nagasaki to President Obama’s Visit to Hiroshima

>>for details Dispatches from Nagasaki

RECNA Newsletter Vol.5 No.1　(July 31, 2016)

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The second session of the United Nations’ Open -Ended Working Group (OEWG) on Nuclear Disarmament was held 2-13 May 2016 at the United Nations Office at Geneva.  >>for details

　On July 10, 2016, one of the leading US newspapers, the Washington Post, reported that the Obama Administration is now considering new nuclear policies, including “no-first-use” of nuclear weapons.

　Now, we express RECNA’s opinion “RECNA Statement on“No-first-use”nuclear policy”.

　Please read our opinion.

RECNA Statement on“No-first-use”nuclear policy（2016.07.22）

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