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A Pakistani woman holds a
poster during a peace rally
sponsored by a non governmental organization in Multan, Pakistan, on
Sunday, June 9, 2002. Tension remains high on the Indian-Pakistan
border. (AP Photos/Khalid Tanveer)
Sign Anti-Nuclear Petition A global
signature campaign for the immediate,
unconditional and unilateral abolition of nuclear weapons. India Movement
in India Movement
Against
Uranium Project (MAUP)
Citizens
Peace Committee An Essay Contest: For South Asian Youth Against the Bomb by AMAN Peace Pals Project (Bombay) A Discussion list called South Asians for Peace: on the Web at http://www.FindMail.com/list/sap To subscribe, email to sap-subscribe@makelist.com BULLETIN BOARD on Anti Nuke Actions on South Asia (1998) ![]()
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No Water, No Jobs, No Problem We have the Bomb! --
_________________ Buddha
would
not have
Pictures and images celebrating the N. Bomb and Missiles in Pakistan
o o o o o o o Similar Nuclear Nationalism and false pride in weapons of Mass Destruction in India
Support the movement & subscribe to: Anumukti: A Journal for a Nuclear Energy Free India ![]() Map of Nuclear Power Reactors in India (and Pakistan) _______________________ If You Love This Planet |
(IDPD) (December 30, 2002) |
- India, Pakistan and the Bomb
The Indian subcontinent is the most likely place in the world for a nuclear war
by M. V. Ramana and A. H. Nayyar (December 2001)
- The Conventional Military Balance in India, Pakistan and South Asia: A comparative Summary of Military Expenditures Manpower; Land, Air, and Naval, Forces; Arms Sales
by Anthony H. Cordesman (December 28, 2001)
- The move by India to deploy nuclear weapons opens up the possibilities of accidental or unauthorised use of the weapons, nuclear accidents and development of more weapons as a result of inter-service rivalry.
by M.V. Ramana [Dec. 08, 2001]
- Watching The Warheads - The risks to Pakistan's nuclear arsenal
by Seymour M. Hersh (November 5, 2001)
- Antinuclear Pakistanis Persevere: Ban-the-Bomb Activists are Few in the Weaponry-Proud Country, But They Remain Stout of Heart
by Stephane Nolen [November 2, 2001]
- Talking Peace in South Asia: A proposal of some possible nuclear risk reduction and confidence building agreements for consideration at the July 2001 Pakistan-India Summit
by Z. Mian and A.H. Nayyar (members of the Pakistan Peace Coalition) Sandeep Pandey and M.V. Ramana (members of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace, India) (July 2001) (For PDF version click here)
- Vajpayee and Musharraf Must Agree on a Nuclear Freeze
Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (India)
and endorsed by The Pakistan Peace Coalition (28 June 2001)
SEE Related News report: Indo-Pak summit should agree on nuclear freeze: citizens groups
- Bangladesh: Can we afford nuclear power plant? (29 June 2001)
- Statement on NMD released by the Coalition for
Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (India) (18 June 2001)
- Dos and Donts of [Indo-Pak] Nuclear Detente
by M.B. Naqvi (17 June 2001)
- Nuclear Prolifieration in South Asia
by Faheem Hussain
- We Don't Love the Bomb
by Achin Vanaik (The Telegraph, Op-Ed, 1 December 2000)
- Risks and consequences of nuclear weapons accidents in South Asia.
by Mian Z, Ramana MV, Rajaraman R. [2000]
- Failing the Test: International Mismanagement of the South Asia nuclear Crisis
by Achin vanaik (Disarmament Diplomacy, No. 51, October 2000)
- Nuclear Nirvana
by Dr. Pervez Hoodbhoy (excerpts from a presentation to the Moscow International Non-Proliferation Conference on October 7, 2000)
- To Give Peace a Change
by Praful Bidwai (Frontline, Vol. 17, No. 17, 19 August 2000)
India and the Bomb
by Amartya Sen (The text of the first Dorothy Hodgkin Lecture at the Annual Pugwash
Conference In Cambridge, United Kingdom, on August 8, 2000.)
- Weaponization in South Asia
by Neil Joeck (Proliferation Brief, Vol.3, No.20 July 20, 2000)
- Wages of Nuclearisation: Two Years after the Historic Folly
by Praful Bidwai (Frontline, Vol. 17, No. 10, 13 May 2000)
- People's conference calls for a nuclear-free Asia
by Praful Bidwai [Asia Times, February 26, 2000]
- The Idea that Bombed
by Achin vanaik (The Hindustan Times (op-ed), 12 February 2000)
- Since the Pokhran tests
by Achin Vanaik (Seminar, January 2000)
- Blast Fallout : The antinuclear movement
takes off in South Asia [ February 1999]
- The Sri Lanka Forum for Nuclear Disarmament Protest Against Missile Tests by India & Pakistan (18 April 1999)
- People Against Pokharan II
by 'May 11 committee' [a statement to be distributed in Chennai, India
on May 11, 1999]
- May 8-21, 1999 issue of Frontline magazine
- An appeal to protest and appeal for solidarity against Pakistan Govt. Celebrating Nuke Anniversary on May 28, 1999.
by Zia Mian
- An international statement to protest against the arrest of a leading Pakistani journalist and to condemn Govt. Celebrations of Nuke test Anniversary on May 28, 1999.
(9 May 1999)
- Nuclear jingoism hurts security and stability
by Praful Bidwai [May 12, 1999]
- Pakistan celebrating nuclear tests amid crackdown on civil rights
by Beena Sarwar (21 May 1999)
- Bombs, Missiles, and Pakistani Science by Pervez Hoodbhoy
- Pokharan - Chaghi Audit: Winners and Losers by Pervez Hoodbhoy
- Resolution adopted by Action Committee Against Arms Race (ACAAR) in its General Body Meeting in Karachi on Saturday, 22nd May 1999.
(25 May 1999)
- Press Release by Movement in India for Nuclear Disarmament (MIND) May 28, 1999
- Joint Statement by Prominent Indians and Pakistanis issued in Delhi and Karachi, June 1, 1999
- From Pokharan to Kargil: The Nuclear Danger Is No Fantasy by Praful Bidwai
- The Warning from Kargil by Achin Vanaik (1 July 1999)
- Challenges to Regional Cooperation in South Asia:
A New Perspective by Monica Bhanot (August 1999)
- Turning Consciousness Into Organized Protests When Weapons Are Celebrated
by Shahnawaz Khan Nowsherwani and Riaz AhmedSEE Also: India-Pakistan Conflict in Kargil, Kashmir (May-July 1999)
(contains scores of articles)
1998: The following were written after the Nuclear tests of May 1998
Petition Against the Nuclearization of South Asia [1998]- Statement by CERAS (Montreal) 12 May 1998
- Indian Scientists Speak up against the Nuclear tests => [A link to their web site]
- National Alliance of Peoples Movements (NAPM) Protests the Nuclear tests in India (May 14, 1998)
- [Draft of] Letter to Prime Minister Mr. A[tom] B[omb] Vajpayee by Concerned Indians
- Press Release by Alliance for a Secular and Democratic South Asia (May 14, 1998)
- Letter to New York Times by South Asians (May 14, 1998)
- Letter to the Editor submitted to various Indian Newspapers & Magazines (May 17, 1998)
- Anti Nuke Demo in Delhi (May 16, 1998)
A Newsreport
- Peace March in Delhi (May 16, 1998)
A participants note
- [Draft of] Citizens Statement at the Demo in Delhi (May 16 , 1998)
- Anti-Nuclear Forum's Protest March in Calcutta (May 17, 1998)
- Some Indian Environmentalists Blast the Indian Nuclear Blasts
A newsreport from India
- The BJP's Nuclear Tests: A Statement
by South Asia Solidarity Group
- Joint Statement by the Indian and Pakistani Doctors on the Nuclear Tests by the Governments of India and Pakistan
- An Appeal on the recent Nuclear Test Explosions by the Indian Government and a Letter to the Chief Justice of India expressing concern at implications of the Indian Nuclear Tests (May 18 1998)
by the Scientific Wokers Forum -West Bengal [India]
- News report and the editorial from the Deccan Herald on the Anti-nuclear protests and the RSS disruption of the event, in Bangalore (May 19 & 20 1998)
- Press Release (May 19, 1998) & a Public Statement from SAMAR
(South Asian Magazine for Action and Reflection, NY)
- Radio Programme and Audio Tape on Nuclear Blasts
- Report from a meeting of Bombay's Activists Against the Bomb (May 20, 1998)
- Report from an Anti Nuclear Meeting in Hyderabad [India] (May 22, 1998)
- [Press Release] - Sit-in Protest Demonstration in Calcutta May 18, 1998
by Pakistan India Peoples Forum for Peace and Democracy (West Bengal
Chapter)
- Press Statement on behalf of the National Committee
Pakistan India Peoples Forum for Peace and Democracy (India Section) May 1988
- Report on daylong Dharna [sit-in] in Bombay May 26, 1998
[A Statement issued on the Occasion]
- Indian Scientists to Rally Against Nuclear Tests: A newsreport (May 27, 1998)
- Greenpeace Press Release Codemning the Pakistani and Indian Nuke Tests (May 28, 1998)
- Report of Peace Demo in Delhi by the PARMANU BOMB VIRODHI ANDOLAN [Movement Against Nuclear Weapons] (29 May, 1998)
- A Peace Petition from Pakistan
Pakistani Intellectuals and Activists Call for An End to Nuclear Arms Race
[Signed by over 200 People]
(June 2, 1998)
- Anti Nuke Meeting in Pakistan attacked (June 2, 1998)
A newsreport
- Statement on Nuclear Explosions by India & Pakistan (June 3, 1998)
Womens Action Forum - Pakistan
- Open Letter to Indian and Pakistani Ambassadors in the Netherlands, by the Hague Peace Platform, South Asia Forum and some staff,Students of the ISS (June 3, 1998)
- Report from Anti Nuke Action (now being held every Friday in Delhi) (June 5, 1998)
by Parmanu Bamb Virodhi Andolan [Movement Against Nuclear Weapons]
- Press Release on Anti Nuclear Protest in Bombay (June 10, 1998)
by AnuBam Virodhi Andolan, Bombay [Movement Against Nuclear Weapons]
- Anti Nuke Rally leads to Arrests in Bombay (June 11, 1998)
- Resolutions from the Convention Against Nuclear Weapons, New Delhi
(June 9, 1998)
- Report from the Convention Against Nuclear Weapons, New Delhi (June 9, 1998)
- An Open Letter to the Prime Minister of Pakistan
by Joint Action Committee for Peoples Rights, Lahore
(11 June 1998)
- Press Release by Joint Action Committee for Peoples Rights, Lahore
(11 June 1998)
- Catholic Bishops of India Call For Urgent and Universal Disarmament
(June 11, 1998)
- Press Release - announcing Peace March in Montreal (June 13, 1998)
by CERAS
- Report on Peace March in Montreal organised by South Asian Women's Community Centre (SAWCC) and CERAS (Centre d'etudes et recherches sur l'asie du sud) (June 13, 1998)
by Feroz Mehdi
- Lasting Peace - Letter to the Editor, The Times of India
by Tony Benn [MP, UK], Dr. Sudipto Kaviraj, Prof. Claude Meillassoux, Prof Tapan Raychaudhuri and 90 others
(June 13, 1998)
- Statement - released at Demonstration in New York for Peace in South Asia and Disarmament worldwide
by SAMAR (South Asian Magazine for Action and Reflection); War Resisters League; Peace Action International
(June 15, 1998)
- A Resolution passed unanimously by the West.Bengal Assembly against the Indian N-tests etc.
Text of a News item from The Statesman
(June 18, 1998)
- Hiroshima Survivor in Pokharan [India's Test Site] Speaks out against Nukes
A newsreport
(June 19, 1998)
- Peace Rally in Lahore by Joint Action Committee for Peoples Rights
A report
(19 June 1998)
- South Asians Raise their Voice Against the Nuclear Tests in India and Pakistan,
An appeal published in North America based newspapers, India Abroad and India West
(19 June 1998)
- Delegation of the Japan Congress Against Nuclear Bombs visits Pakistan
(21-23 June 1998)
A Report by B.M. Kutty
- School Children in Delhi Speak Against Nuclear Weapons
Letter to the Editor, The Times of India
(22 June, 1998)
- Coalition for Non-Proliferation, Pakistan (CNFP) Statement
(20 July 1998)
- Public appeal made by 5 prominent physicians, including two Nobel laureates, urging the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan to pledge no first use of nuclear
weapons.
(5 August 1998)
- Message from Japanese Anti Nuclear Activists to Indian & Pakistani peace activists on Hiroshima Day
(6 August 1998)
- Declaration by Movement in India for Nuclear Disarmament (MIND)
(6 August 1998)
- Press Statement from Pakistani Anti Nuclear and Peace activists on Hiroshima Day
(6 August 1998)
- Artists and intellectuals in India call for a Peace march (in Delhi) against nuclear weapons on 6 August 1998
- TORONTO SOUTH ASIANS TO DEMONSTRATE AGAINST INDIA AND PAKISTAN'S NUCLEAR TESTS on August 9 1998 (The statement calling the demo is posted here)
- Pakistan Peace Coalition Formed [Sept. 18, 1998]
- An Open Letter to Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif & the Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee by Pakistanis worldwide
- An Open Letter to SAARC Heads of StateThe Action Committee Against Arms Race (ACAAR), Pakistan
(Contains a public Document signed by over 50 organisations or individuals)
Pre 1998: (Papers written before the Nuclear Tests of India and Pakistan in 1998)
- For A Non Nuclear South Asia
- International and South Asian Nuclear Disarmament Websites and resources
- The Case Against Nulcear Energy (Special Issue of New Internationalist, August 1981)
[Speak-up Against the 'National security' peddling hawks in India and Pakistan and the Nuclear Rath Yatra of the India's Sangh Lafangs and the 'Islamic' Bomb loving Jihadis!!] |
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