Where are the world’s weapons of mass destruction?
Click on image for map.Since the US and the UK are having such a hard time finding weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, we thought we’d lend a hand by providing this easy guide to the nukes that we know about globally. More >
Greenpeace is demanding that all nuclear weapons states disarm. Read on >
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Journal
“Since my last journal entry before war on Iraq started, I did not leave my city. Then my city was bombarded many times by bombs and missiles which hit their targets and sometimes not. In both cases, the missile motors and effects hit civilians.”
Read on for this Iraqi man’s post-war experience.
Nuclear solitaire game
Need something to do? Have a go at our ‘most wanted’ Nuclear Solitaire online card game, and find out which world leaders own nuclear weapons. Read the story behind the cards.
Own a set of Greenpeace’s nuclear playing cards
Greenpeace is auctioning off the last deck of the “nuclear most-wanted” playing cards on ebay. Support Greenpeace by placing the winning bid!
“These are the real, laminated playing cars in a plastic case with identifying sticker, handed out by Greenpeace at the 2003 Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT) prepcomm in Geneva, Switzerland.”
Click here to visit the auction
Nuclear weapons facts
The 2003 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) preparatory committee meeting is underway.
The agreement behind this treaty is that countries with no nuclear weapons stay that way, and countries that have weapons will get rid of them.
Greenpeace is at the meeting (April 28-May 10) and demanding that all nuclear weapons states (US, UK, China, France, Israel, India, Russia and Pakistan) meet their treaty obligations and disarm. Read the latest Greenpeace updates ( 1, 2 , 3 ) from the meeting.