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Llamamiento de Basilea al Desarme y Seguridad Sostenible
Una carta abierta sobre los tratados de INF & START, medidas de reducción del
riesgo nuclear, la preservación de la paz y el alcance de una seguridad sostenible.
29 de enero de 2019
A: Donald Trump , Presidente de la Estados Unidos
Vladimir Putin , Presidente de la Federación Rusa
Jens Stoltenberg , Secretario General de la OTAN
Miroslav Lajčák , Presidente de la OSCE
Federica Mogherini, Alta Representante de la UE para Seguridad y Asuntos Exteriores
Eliot Engel, Presidente de la Comisión de Asuntos Exteriores de la Cámara de los Estados Unidos
Adam Smith , Presidente del Comité de Servicios Armados de la Cámara de Representantes
James Inhofe , Presidente del Comité de Servicios Armados del Senado de los Estados Unidos
James Risch , Presidente del Comité de Relaciones Exteriores del Senado de los Estados Unidos
Leonid Slutsky, Presidente del Comité de Asuntos Exteriores de la Duma Rusa
Vladimir Shamanov , Presidente del Comité de Defensa de la Duma Rusa
Konstantin Kosachev , Presidente del Comité del Consejo de la Federación Rusa sobre Relaciones
Exteriores
Viktor Bondarev , Presidente del Comité del Consejo de la Federación de Rusia Defensa y Seguridad
CC: Xi Jinping, Presidente de China
Teresa May, Primer Ministra del Reino Unido
Emmanuel Macron, Presidente de Francia
Estimado Presidente Trump, Presidente Putin, Secretario General Stoltenberg, Presidente Lajčák , Alto
Representante Mogherini, Sr. Engel, Sr. Smith, Senador Inhofe, Senador Risch , Sr. Slutsky, Sr. Shamanov ,
Sr. Kosachev y Sr. Bondarev.
El año pasado, el Boletín de los Científicos Atómicos (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists) movió las manos del Reloj
del Apocalipsis (en inglés Doomsday Clock) 2 minutos a la medianoche, citando "el fracaso de los líderes
mundiales para enfrentar las amenazas de guerra nuclear y cambio climático", y destacando los riesgos cada
vez más altos de un intercambio nuclear por accidente, error de cálculo, escalada de conflictos o intención.*
Aplaudimos el proceso de paz y desnuclearización de Corea que comenzó desde entonces, y brindamos
nuestro pleno apoyo a la diplomacia continua para garantizar el éxito. Y celebramos la adopción por las
Naciones Unidas del Tratado sobre la Prohibición de las Armas Nucleares.
Sin embargo, estamos muy preocupados por el deterioro del ambiente de seguridad en Europa y a nivel
internacional durante 2018 derivado del detrimento del Tratado NIF (por las siglas en inglés de Intermediate-
Range Nuclear Forces); el retiro de Estados Unidos del Plan de Acción Integral (Acuerdo de no proliferación
nuclear de Irán); conflictos no resueltos entre Rusia y Occidente, incluyendo Crimea y Siria, y conflictos entre
estados con armamento nuclear en otras regiones, incluyendo Asia del Sur y el Mar de China Meridional; un
mayor desarrollo y/o modernización de las armas nucleares y sistemas militares relacionados ; e incitación
a juegos de guerra y posturas de amenaza nuclear.
* El 24 de enero de 2019, el Boletín de los científicos atómicos reajustó el reloj del día del juicio final en 2 minutos a la
medianoche, lo que indica que no hay mejoría para los riesgos extremos para la humanidad de las armas nucleares y el cambio
climático.1) Tratado INF
Estamos particularmente preocupados por el desmantelamiento del Tratado INF, un acuerdo histórico
alcanzado en 1987 entre los Estados Unidos y la Unión Soviética para eliminar todos sus misiles balísticos y de
crucero lanzados desde el suelo nuclear y convencional con rangos de 500 a 5.500 kilómetros, y para utilizar
inspecciones exhaustivas en el sitio para verificar su implementación.
Hacemos un llamado a los Estados Unidos y Rusia para que se abstengan de desarrollar y desplegar sistemas
de armas que puedan violar el Tratado, y para resolver problemas de cumplimiento a través del diálogo y
el trabajo mejorado de la Comisión Especial de Verificación establecida por el Tratado.
De la misma forma, invitamos a la Duma Rusa y al Congreso de los EE. UU. para que se nieguen a autorizar o
asignar fondos para el desarrollo o despliegue de sistemas de armas que puedan violar el Tratado, como el
misil ruso 9M729 , o cualquiera que pudiera tener capacidad similar como arma prohibida en virtud del
Tratado INF, tales como los misiles de crucero lanzados desde el aire o el mar.
Pedimos a los Estados miembros de la OTAN que reafirmen su oposición a cualquier despliegue de misiles
nucleares en Europa.
2) Nuevo Tratado START
También nos preocupa que los conflictos actuales puedan socavar el nuevo Tratado START, el cual proporciona
límites de sentido común y verificación sobre el número de armas estratégicas y vehículos de entrega
desplegados por los EE. UU. Y Rusia, previsto que expire en febrero de 2021. Pedimos a EE. UU. y Rusia a
ampliarán el nuevo Tratado START hasta 2026 y asumir recortes adicionales a sus reservas nucleares, ya sea
de manera unilateral o mediante negociaciones.
3) Reducción del riesgo nuclear, incluido el no uso por primera vez
Con el fin de reducir el riesgo del uso de armas nucleares por accidente, error de cálculo o la escalada de
conflictos, hacemos un llamado a Rusia, Estados Unidos y la OTAN para reafirmar que una guerra nuclear no
se puede ganar y de ningún modo se debe poner en marcha, y la implementación de dicha declaración se debe
adoptar políticas para no iniciar el uso de las armas nucleares (políticas 'no primer uso'). Llamamos a Rusia y
a Estados Unidos para rescindir sus políticas de 'lanzamiento de alerta' y para terminar con su alta disposición
operacional del uso de armas nucleares.
4) Lograr un mundo libre de armas nucleares
Destacamos la obligación universal de lograr un mundo libre de armas nucleares, y celebramos el compromiso
asumido por la OTAN y los Estados Unidos de "crear las condiciones " para lograr este objetivo. Hacemos un
llamado a estos mismos para poner en práctica este compromiso a través de:
a) fortalecer el diálogo y el compromiso con otros Estados con armas nucleares;
b) desarrollar un plan de acción para la nueva fase de eliminación integral de la disuasión nuclear
y su reemplazo por la seguridad común;
c) emprender los primeros pasos, reduciendo las reservas nucleares, cancelando los programas de
modernización de las armas nucleares, recortando los presupuestos de las armas nucleares y
reasignando estos fondos para apoyar el desarrollo sostenible; y
d) unirse con otros Estados nuclearmente armados y resilientes, para negociar una convención
mundial de armas nucleares (que garantice la eliminación de todas las armas nucleares) como ya
es apoyada por China, India, Pakistán, Corea del Norte y la mayoría de los países no nucleares.
Reafirmamos que el desarme ayuda a crear seguridad y nos comprometemos a actuar audazmente por un
mundo libre de armas nucleares y menos militarizado. Hacemos un llamado a las ciudades, parlamentos,
gobiernos y la sociedad civil de todo el mundo para que se unan a nosotros en este esfuerzo.Aprobadores:
Llamamiento de Basilea al Desarme y Seguridad Sostenible
El llamamiento está respaldado por los siguientes legisladores a nivel local, estatal, nacional y regional (alcaldes y
parlamentarios), representantes de Centros de Pensamiento y/o reflexión y organizaciones de la sociedad civil
que trabajan con legisladores
1. Alcaldes y concejales / funcionarios municipales.
Jon Askeland (Norway) Thorvald Hillestad (Norway)
Mayor of Radøy Mayor of Re
Steve Benjamin (USA) Cllr. June Hitchen (United Kingdom)
Mayor of Columbia, South Carolina Lord Mayor of Manchester
President, United States Conference of Mayors Vice-President of Mayors for Peace
Jackie Biskupski (USA) Sylvester James (USA)
Mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri
Cllr David Blackburn (United Kingdom) Ivan Knez (Croatia)
Chair of UK and Ireland Nuclear Free Local Authorities Mayor of Biograd na Moru. Vice-President of Mayors for Peace
James Brainard (USA) Rick Kriseman (USA)
Mayor of Carmel, Indiana Mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida
Alain Mathieu (France)
Sharon Weston Broome (USA) Mayor of Lancy
Mayor of Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Josep Mayoral (Spain)
Mathias De Clercq (Belgium) Mayor of Granollers. Vice-President of Mayors for Peace
Mayor of Ghent, Member Mayors for peace
Mark W. Mitchell (USA)
Kirk Caldwell (USA) Mayor of Tempe, Arizona
Mayor of Honolulu, Hawaii
Cllr. Eddy Newman (United Kingdom)
Joe Coviello (USA) Manchester City Council representative
Mayor of Cape Coral, Florida
Richard Northey (New Zealand)
T.M. Franklin Cownie (USA) Representing the Waitemata Local Board, Auckland, New Zealand
Mayor of Des Moines, Iowa
Vice-President Mayors for Peace Lukas Ott (Switzerland)
Former Member of parliament of the Canton of Basel-Landschaft
Bálint Csontos (Switzerland)
President Grüne Baselland, Municipal Council Ramlinsburg. Former Mayor of Liestal
Jakob R. Day (USA) William Peduto (USA)
Mayor of Salisbury, Maryland Mayor of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Cllr. Audrey Doig (Scotland) Catherine E. Pugh (USA)
Member of the Renfrewshire City Council Mayor of Baltimore, Maryland
Vice Convener of NFLA Scotland
Paul Quilès (France)
Thor Edquist (Norway) Mayor of Cordes sur Ciel
Mayor of Halden Président d’IDN (Initiatives pour le Désarmement Nucléaire)
Former Defence Minister of France
Jorge O. Elorza (USA)
Mayor of Providence, Rhode Island Daniel Rossellat (Switzerland)
Mayor of Nyon
Stephanie Esswein (Germany)
Mayor of Mutlangen Stefan Schostok (Germany)
Lord Mayor and CEO of Hannover
Cllr John Feely (Ireland) Vice-President of Mayors for Peace
Vice Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council
Asle Schrøder (Norway)
Karen M. Freeman-Wilson (USA) Mayor of Steigen
Mayor of Gary, Indiana
Odd Haktor Slåke (Norway)
Cllr. Ernie Galsworthy (United Kingdom) Mayor of Frogn
Member, Merthyr Tydfil Local Council
Chair, Nuclear Free Local Authorities Welsh Forum Richard Thomas (USA)
Mayor of Mount Vernon, New York
Quentin M. Hart (USA)
Mayor of Waterloo, Iowa Antonio Trebeschi (Italy)
Sindaco di Collebeato (Mayor of Collebeato
Philippe Hivert (France)
Mayor of Grgny Thore Vestby (Norway)
Chef de projet chargé de la promotion de la Culture de Paix,de Vice-President of Mayors for Peace
l'Histoire et des Relations Internationales
Nan Whaley (USA)
Mayor of Dayton, Ohio2. Parlamentarios (actuales y anteriores)
Stephan Ackermann MP (Switzerland) Jill Evans MEP (United Kingdom)
Member, Baselland Landrat Canton parliament Former Vice-President of the Greens/European Free Alliance
Senator Byrganym Aitimova (Kazakhstan) Ute Finckh-Krämer (Germany)
Chair, Committee on Socio-Cultural Development and Science PNND Council Member
Council Member, Parliamentarians for Nuclear Non-proliferation Former Deputy Chair of the German Parliament Subcommittee on
and Disarmament (PNND) Disarmament, Arms Control and Non-Proliferation
Former Kazakhstan Ambassador to the United Nations in New York
Davide Forcellini MP (San Marino)
Member, San Marino delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union
Mani Shankar Aiyar (India)
PNND Co-president Raphael Fuhrer (Switzerland)
Chair, Rajiv Gandhi Action Group for a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Word Member of parliament of the Canton of Basel-Stadt
Aytuğ Atıcı MP (Turkey) Ana Gomes MEP (Portugal)
PNND Council Member Member of the European Parliament Committee on Foreign Affairs
and the Subcommittee on Security and Defense.
Senator Ivana Bacik (Ireland)
Leader of the Labour Party in the Seanad (Senate) Barbara Gysi MP (Switzerland)
Member of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Foreign Affairs, Trade Vice-President of the Social Democratic Party
and Defence.
Edine von Herold (Costa Rica)
Lisa Badum MdB (Germany) PNND Alumni Council Member
Former Member of the Costa Rica Parliament
Spokesperson for Climate Policy
Fraktion Bündnis 90/Die Grünen (German Green Party) Jens Holm MP (Sweden)
Petra Bayr MP (Austria) Member, Permanent Committee on European Union Affairs
Chairwoman of the Development Policy Subcommittee. Ottmar von Holtz MdB (Germany)
Executive Member of Parliamentarians for Global Action.
Spokesperson of Bündnis 90/Die Grünen on Civil Conflict Prevention
Claudia Beamish MSP (Scotland) Kelvin Hopkins MP (UK)
Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change, Environment and Member, European Security Committee
Land
Eva Joly, MEP (France)
Iro Belluzzi MP (San Marino) Vice Chair Committee Financial crimes, Tax evasion and Tax
Member, San Marino delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union avoidance
Pablo Bustinduy Amador MP, (Spain) Sadet Karabulut MP (Netherlands)
Podemos Spokesperson in the Foreign Affairs Committee Socialist Party Spokesperson, Foreign Affairs, Defense &
Development
Dr Isabelle Chevalley MP (Switzerland)
Member, Swiss Parliament Commission on Education and Culture Katja Keul MdB (Germany)
Spokesperson of Bündnis 90/Die Grünen on Disarmament Affairs
Saber Chowdhury MP (Bangladesh)
Honorary President of the Inter-Parliamentary Union Bill Kidd MSP (Scotland)
PNND Co-President PNND Co-president
Convenor, All-Party Group on Nuclear Disarmament
Tamati Coffey MP (New Zealand)
Member, Committee on Economic Development, Science & Sergey Kolesnikov MD (Russia)
Innovation Co-President, IPPNW Russia. PNND Co-President, 2008-2015
Former TV Host, New Zealand’s Got Talent Member of the Duma, 2008-2014
Seán Crowe TD (Ireland) Philippe Lamberts MEP (Belgium)
Sinn Féin Spokesperson on Foreign Affairs & Trade with special Member, EP Conference of Presidents
responsibility for International Affairs & Outreach Member, EP Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
Don Davies, MP (Canada) Hélène Laverdière MP (Canada)
Vice-Chair, House of Commons Standing Committee on Health NDP Foreign Affairs Critic
Vice-Chair, Canada-China Legislative Association
Maria Lazzarini MP (San Marino)
Diether Dehm MdB (Germany) Member, San Marino delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union
Chairperson, Subcommittee on Foreign Culture and Education
Affairs Solfrid Lerbrekk MP (Norway)
Member, Standing Committee on Labour and Social Affairs
Paul Dewar (Canada)
PNND Co-president Senator Sue Lines (Australia)
Former Foreign Affairs Critic for the New Democratic Party Deputy President of the Senate
Linda Duncan MP (Canada) Jan Logie MP (New Zealand)
NDP International Development Critic Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Justice (Sexual and Domestic
Violence Issues).
Pascal Durand, MEP (France)
Member, European Parliament Committee on Constitutional Affairs Mogens Lykketoft MP (Denmark)
Former Foreign Minister
Lars Egeland MP (Norway) President of the 70th Session of the United Nations General
Nei til Atomvåpen and member of NATO Parliamentary Assembly
AssemblyJacques-André Maire MP (Switzerland) Matt Robson (New Zealand)
NZ affiliate, International Association of Lawyers Against Nuclear Arms
Tolegen Mukhamejanov (Kazakhstan) Former New Zealand Minister for Disarmament and Arms Control
Composer and poet,
President, Peace Through Culture Association Douglas Roche O.C. (Canada)
Co-Chair, World Forum of Spiritual Culture PNND Founding Chairperson
Former Member, Kazakhstan Senate Former Member of the Senate and House of Commons
Former Canada Disarmament Ambassador
John Mason MSP (Scotland)
Member of the Scottish Parliament for Glasgow Shettleston
Claudia Roth MP (Germany)
Vice-President of the Bundestag
Lisa Mazzone MP (Switzerland) Head of German delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union
Member, Parliament Commission on Legal Affairs and Security
Manuel Sarrazin MdB (Germany)
Baroness Sue Miller (United Kingdom) Spokesperson of Bündnis 90/Die Grünen on Eastern European Affairs
Member of the UK House of Lords
PNND Co-president
Jordi Solé MEP (Spain)
Member, European Parliament Committee on Foreign Affairs
Fabian Molina MP (Switzerland)
Member of the Foreign Affairs Committee
Biyika Lawrence Songa MP (Uganda)
Board Chair, Green Alternatives and Peace Movement
Marica Montemaggi (San Marino) Founder, Nilo-Saharan Institute
Member, San Marino delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union
Bart Staes MEP (Belgium)
Christine Muttonen (Austria) Member, European Parliament Delegation for relations with the
PNND Co-president United States
Former President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly
Jan Tinetti MP (New Zealand)
Margareta Kiener Nellen MP (Switzerland) Deputy Chair, Parliamentary Committee on Education and
Head, Swiss parliament delegation to the OSCE Parliamentary Workforce.
Assembly
Chair, OSCEPA Committee for democracy, human rights and
Mirko Tomassoni MP (San Marino)
humanitarian questions Captain Regent (Head of State)
Head of Delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union
Senator David Norris (Ireland)
Former Leader of the Seanad Independent Group
Erkki Tuomioja MP (Finland)
Member, Foreign Affairs Committee
Marit Nybakk (Norway) Member, Advisory Council Finnish Institute of International Affairs
PNND Co-President. Former Foreign Minister
President, Norwegian Association for Women's Rights
Former Vice-President of the Norwegian Parliament
Mara Valentini MP (San Marino)
Former President of the Nordic Council Member, San Marino delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union
Bram van Ojik MP (Netherlands) Bodil Valero MEP (Sweden)
Member, Foreign Affairs Committee and Netherlands delegation to Member, EP Subcommittee on Security and Defence
the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Member, EP Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
Netherlands Ambassador to Benin (2003-2006)
Kathleen Van Brempt MEP (Belgium)
Leader of the Greens Party (2012-2015)
Member, EP Intergroup on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights
Maureen O’Sullivan MP (Ireland) Former Minister for Mobility, Social Economy and Equal
Member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Trade and Defence Opportunities in the Flemish Government
Cem Özdemir MdB (Germany) Louisa Wall MP (New Zealand)
Chair, Bundestag Committee on Transport and Digital Infrastructure Member Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee
Member, Foreign Affairs Committee Member, NZ Women’s Rugby World Cup Champions 1998
Lilianne Ploumen MP (Netherlands) Baroness Walmsley (United Kingdom)
Labour Party Spokesperson on Foreign Affairs Co-Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrat Peers
Founder, She Decides
Julie Ward MEP (United Kingdom)
Minister, Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation (2012-2017)
Member EP Committee on Culture and Education
Dr Sahar Qawasmi MP (Palestine) Meka Whaitiri MP (New Zealand)
Member of the Palestinian Legislative Council
Member, Committee on Maori Affairs
Gynaecologist at Al Mizan Hospital and New Life Centre.
Poto Williams MP (New Zealand)
Eva Quistorp (Germany)
Member, Economic Development, Science and Innovation
Former member of the European Parliament.
Committee
Founder member of the Greens Party.
Assistant Speaker of Parliament
Co-founder of Women for Peace Germany and Europe.
Uta Zapf (Germany)
Rudolf Rechsteiner (Switzerland)
Former Member of the Bundestag (German Parliament)
President Ethos Foundation
Former Chair, Bundestag Committee on Disarmament & Arms
Former Member of the Swiss National Assembly
Control
Michèle Rivasi MEP (France) Inaugural Co-President of PNND
Member, Committee on the Environment, Public Health & Food
Gerhard Zickenheiner MdB (Germany)
Safety
Member of the Advisory Committee on Sustainable Development
Former Chair of Greenpeace France
Bündnis 90/ Die Grünen3. Representantes de centros de pensamiento y/o reflexión y organizaciones de la
sociedad civil.
Martin Almada (Paraguay) Anwar Fazal (Malaysia)
Human Rights Campaigner Right Livelihood Award (1982)
Right Livelihood Award Laureate 2002
Marc Finaud (France/Switzerland)
Edy Korthals Altes (Netherlands) Senior Programme Advisor, Geneva Centre for Security Policy
Former Netherlands Ambassador
Former President, Religions for Peace Andreas Alexander Fosby (Norway)
President, Oslo Nei til Atomvåpen (No to Nuclear Weapons)
Amplify (International)
Board members of Amplify Mary-Ellen Francoeur (Canada)
Pax Christi Toronto
John Scales Avery (Denmark)
Chairman, Danish National Group of Pugwash Emilie Gaillard (France)
Professor of environmental law at Sciences Po Rennes France
Ann Baring (UK) Member, International Association of Lawyers Against Nuclear
Author, Dream of the Cosmos Arms
Wolfgang Biermann (Germany) Yira Marcela Godoy Ortega (Switzerland)
Co-editor of transatlantic Appeal for Détente NOW! Founder and Director, Primavera de Paz/Printemps de Paix
Phon van den Biesen (Netherlands) Jonathan Granoff (USA)
Vice-President of the International Association of Lawyers Against President, Global Security Institute
Nuclear Arms (IALANA)
John Hallam (Australia)
Roland Blach (Germany) Chair, Human Survival Project
Geschäftsführer, Deutsche Friedensgesellschaft -Vereinigte PNND Australia Coordinator
KriegsdienstgegnerInnen (DFG-VK) Co-convenor, Abolition 2000 working group on reducing nuclear
(Secretary, German peace society – United War Resisters) risks
Derman Boztok MD (Turkey) Regina Hagen (Germany)
IPPNW International Councillor Spokesperson, Abolition 2000 Germany
John Burroughs (USA) Marianne Hanson (Australia)
Executive Director, Lawyers Committee on Nuclear Policy Associate Professor of International Relations, School of Political
Science & International Studies, The University of Queensland
Jackie Cabasso (USA)
North American Coordinator, Mayors for Peace David Hartsough (USA)
Director, Peaceworkers
Tad Daley (USA) Co-Founder, World Beyond War
Director of Policy Analysis, Citizens for Global Solutions
Patrick Hiller (USA)
Jayantha Dhanapala (Sri Lanka) Executive Director, War Prevention Initiative
Former UN Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs
Otto Jäckel (Germany)
Margaret Downs (United Kingdom) Chair, IALANA Germany
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament – Oxford
Bawa Jain (USA)
Sérgio Duarte (Brazil) Secretary General, World Council of Religious Leaders
President of Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs
Former United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Enkhsaikhan Jargalsaikhan (Mongolia)
President, Blue Banner
Carlos Villan Duran (Spain)
Former Ambassador of Mongolia to the United Nations
President, Spanish Society for International Human Rights Law
Edinburgh CND (United Kingdom) Jana Jedličková (Czech Republic)
Chair, PragueVision Institute for Sustainable Security
Board Members of Edinburgh CND
Daniel Ellsberg (USA) Brian Jones (Wales)
Right Livelihood Award Laureate 2006 Vice Chair, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Cymru
Olof Palme Award 2018
Randy Kehler (USA)
Scilla Elworthy (United Kingdom) Co-Founder & National Coordinator, Nuclear Weapons Freeze
Founder, Oxford Research Group and Peace Direct Campaign
Member, World Future Council
Claudio Knüsli MD (Switzerland)
Gareth Evans (Australia) Board Member PSR Schweiz, the Swiss affiliate of International
Former Foreign Minister of Australia; President Emeritus of Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
International Crisis Group; Co-chair of Australia-Japan
Arailym Kubayeva (Germany)
International Commission on Nuclear Non=Proliferation and
Project Coordinator, Friedenswerksatt Mutlangen e.V.
Disarmament
(Peace Workshop Mutlangen)
Jean-Jacques Fasnacht MD (Switzerland)
President PSR/IPPNW SwitzerlandIda Kuklina (Russia) Physicians for Global Survival (Canada)
Union of the Committees of Soldiers Mothers of Russia Board Members of PGS Canada
Right Livelihood Laureate 1996
LeDayne McLeese Polaski (USA)
Dominique Lalanne (France) Executive Director, Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America
Co-président Abolition des armes nucléaires-Maison de Vigilance
Michel Prieur (France)
Prof Driss Larafi (Morocco) Président du Centre International de Droit Comparé de l'Environnement
Professor of International Studies, Ibn Tofail University Kenitra
Guy Quinlan (USA)
David Lowry (United Kingdom) All Souls Nuclear Disarmament Task Force
Former director, European Proliferation Information Centre,
London. Senior international Research Fellow, Institute for Daniel Rietiker (Switzerland)
Resource and Security Studies, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Adj. Prof., International law & human rights, University of
Lausanne
Luc Mampaey (Belgium) President, Association of Swiss Lawyers for Nuclear Disarmament
Directeur, Groupe de recherche et d'information sur la paix et la
sécurité (GRIP) Tony Rinaudo (Australia)
Senior Adviser Food Security and Climate Change, World. Vision
Ramzy Mansour (Australia) Right Livelihood Award Laureate 2018
Member, International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons
(ICAN) Coleen Rowley (USA)
Retired FBI agent, Former Minneapolis Division Legal Counsel,
Peggy Mason (Canada) One of 3 "whistleblowers" named TIME Persons of the Year, 2002
President, the Rideau Institute
Former Disarmament Ambassador for Canada Tom Sauer (Belgium)
Professor International Politics, University of Antwerp
Jean-Marie Matagne (France) Member BoG Pax Christi Flanders
Président de l’Action des Citoyens pour le Désarmement Nucléaire Member, Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs
Kevin Miletic (United Kingdom) Jürgen Scheffran (Germany)
Project Manager, Strategic Concept for the Removal of Arms and Professor in Geography, University of Hamburg
Proliferation Co-chair, International Network of Engineers and Scientists for
Global Responsibility (INES)
Sean Morris (United Kingdom)
Secretary, UK Nuclear Free Local Authorities
Wolfgang Schlupp-Hauck (Germany)
Jean Paul Nanfack (Cameroon) Campaign Officer, Campaign atomwaffenfrei.jetzt
Executive Secretary, Africa Mayors for Peace and Development
Jennifer Allen Simons (Canada)
Sarah Nash (USA) Founder and President, The Simons Foundation
IHM Sisters Justice, Peace and Sustainability Office
Catharina van Staveren (Netherlands)
Bent Natvig (Norway) Ambassador, International Cities of Peace
Chairman, Norwegian Pugwash committee
Heinz Stockinger (Austria)
Luisa Neubauer (Germany) Nuclear-Free Future Award laureate 2011
Youth Climate Campaigner, Fossil Fuel Free Germany Chair, PLAGE- Independent Salzburg Platform Against Nuclear
Hazards
Andres Nidecker MD (Switzerland)
President of the Basel Peace Office Tim Street (United Kingdom)
Board Member PSR Schweiz/Swiss IPPNW Associate Fellow, Sustainable Security Programme of the Oxford
Research Group
General Bernard Norlain ret. (France)
Vice-Président Initiatives pour le Désarmement Nucléaire Aaron Tovish (Mexico)
Executive Director, Zone Libre
Marzhan Nurzhan (Kazakhstan)
Coordinator, Abolition 2000 Youth Network Carlo Trezza (Italy)
PNND Coordinator for CIS Countries Chair, Italian Section of the European Leadership Network
Former Italy Ambassador for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation
Pere Ortega (Spain)
Centre Delàs d'Estudis per la Pau Hiromichi Umebayashi (Japan)
PNND East Asia Coordinator, Special Advisor, Peace Depot
Frank Otto (Germany)
Ambassador of the World Future Council Kenji Urata (Japan)
Vice President, IALANA
Michele Di Paolantonio MD (Italy) Professor Emeritus, Waseda University
President, Associazione Italiana Medicina per la Prevenzione della
Guerra Nucleare (IPPNW Italy) Achin Vanaik, Sukla Sen, N.D. Jayprakash, Lalita
Ramdas and Anil Chaudhary (India)
Lorin Peters (USA)
Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace
Pax Christi Northern California
Václav Vítovec (Czech Republic)
Major Todd Pierce (USA)
President of the Iron Curtain Foundation
Dept of Defence Judge Advocate (retired)
Founder of the ATOM Museum (former Soviet nuclear weapons
[Note: Endorsed in a personal capacity and does not reflect the official
policy or position of the Department of the Army, Department of Defense, depot)
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