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15.781 signatures of the Campaign for a Nuclear Weapons-Free World were handed over to to the President of the 8th Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) Libran N. Cabactulan by INES Program Director Reiner Braun on May 4th, 2010.

The INES campaign "Scientists for a Nuclear Weapons-Free World" had started on August 6th, 2009 (Hiroshima Day).

49 first signatories, 31 of them Nobel Laureates, supported the campaign and gave it a remarkable start. For at least 25 years, there has been no comparable campaign supported by so many prominent members of the scientific community and beyond.
The INES campaign "Scientists for a Nuclear-Weapons-Free World" is, at its core, a petition representing scientists and engineers from across the globe. Our goal is to increase scientific as well as public awareness on nuclear weapons issues, and to add weight to calls for a Nuclear Weapons Convention conferring the obligation on all states to achieve complete nuclear disarmament by 2020. A nuclear weapons-free world is possible, realistic, necessary and urgent - but it will not be attained without the efforts of a large number of committed scientists and engineers.

Our appeal constitutes a part of the global peace actions preparing the NPT Review Conference (New York 2010), an event of critical importance to the non-proliferation movement.

Our goal is to increase scientific as well as public awareness on nuclear weapons issues, and to add weight to calls for a Nuclear Weapons Convention conferring the obligation on all states to achieve complete nuclear disarmament by 2020. A nuclear weapons-free world is possible, realistic, necessary and urgent - but it will not be attained without the efforts of a large number of committed scientists and engineers.
We would be appreciative if you could help us reach wider parts of the scientific community.

What you can do:

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