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Insights and Advocacy from the 2025 IPPNW Nagasaki World Congress
The IPPNW congress reaffirmed nuclear abolition as a humanitarian and public health imperative ahead of our lecture, Building a Nuclear Weapons Free World.
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How can we bring about a world free from nuclear weapons?
Seven billion humans are not going to give up their lives because deterrence theorists have made a certain miscalculation.
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The fallibility of nuclear deterrence
Given that nuclear deterrence is not infallible and that nuclear war is not survivable, it must follow that we divest from nuclear weapons.
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The damages of nuclear tests on humanity
In the run up to our upcoming evening lecture: Building a Nuclear Weapons Free World, members of the Nuclear Weapons Group reflect on key issues for the movement for nuclear […]
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Autumn Concert for Peace
When the world needs peace more than ever, Musicians for Peace and Disarmament return to Lauderdale House for their Autumn Concert for Peace.
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Building a Nuclear Weapons Free World
We welcome Medact members, health workers and young campaigners as we reflect on the campaigning for a nuclear weapons free world.
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Hiroshima Appeal 2025
A safer world isn’t build with bombs – it’s built with care.
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A call for global nuclear disarmament: Medact NWG condemns deployment of US nuclear weapons in Britain
The Medact Nuclear Weapons Group unreservedly denounces the delivery to the RAF of any jets intended to deploy any nuclear weapons from British soil.
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New Nuclear is not the answer to the Climate Crisis
Dr. Frank Boulton argues that a fully renewable, non-nuclear energy future is both achievable and essential for public health and global security.
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A soaring mistake: Statement on UK government purchase of F-35 fighter jets
Medact unequivocally denounces UK government purchasing F-35 fighter jets and joining NATO’s airborne nuclear mission.
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Nuclear lies, US aggression: Medact Statement on US attacks against Iran
Illegal strikes on Iran risk catastrophic health and environmental consequences and exposed the deadly hypocrisy of nuclear-armed states.