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Abolition 2000 is an international global network working for a treaty to eliminate nuclear weapons within a time-bound framework. It is open to all organizations endorsing the Abolition 2000 Statement. The Network aims at providing groups concerned with nuclear issues a forum for the exchange of information and the development of joint initiatives.

French Association of  Local Authorities for Peace. Website is being overhauled. Please have some patience for new version.

European Youth Network for Nuclear Disarmament to tackle the threat
of nuclear war by youths from all over Europe.

Global Security News and Analysis

The International Association of Peace Messenger Cities was established in 1988 in Verdun (France) to recognize and encourage the role and responsibility cities have in creating a culture of peace. The organization was born out of United Nations General Assembly designation as Peace Messengers. It firmly believes that municipal authorities have profound responsibility to assume an active, creative role in establishing a Culture of Peace within their borders.

A non-partisan federation of national medical organizations in 60 countries,
representing tens of thousands of doctors, medical students, other health workers, 
and concerned citizens who share the common goal of creating a more peaceful and 
secure world freed from the threat of nuclear annihilation.
Honored with noble peace prize (1985)

This coordination of Italian Local Authorities (municipalities, provinces and regions) counts over 700 members. The coordination was founded in 1986. They are part of the UCLG working group on City Diplomacy.

The Lawyers' Committee on Nuclear Policy (LCNP) is a national nonprofit educational association that uses national and international law to promote peace and disarmament.  LCNP has been a vital link between policy makers, legal scholars and activists.

The website hosted by the City of Hiroshima. Here you find latest news about Mayors for Peace membership, institutional information, World Conferences of Mayors for Peace, etc. The website developed for the Mayors for Peace 2020 Vision Campaign is run by the campaign association with the international secretariat in Ypres (Belgium).

An excellent website from the Mayors for Peace Germany. A result of an increased co-operation between German Mayors and NGO's such as 1985 Nobel Prize Laureate IPPNW.

An excellent resource website. A Project of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation with information on nuclear weapons, missile defense, nuclear energy and space weapons.

The Nuclear Free Local Authorities (NFLAs) was set up in 1980 at the height of the Cold War. Member councils have grown in number since then and the expertise of the the NFLA Team has increased with the experience of the last two decades. The NFLA is active in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom created the RCW project in 1999, in order to increase the quality and quantity of civil society at international disarmament fora, such as those that take place at the UN.
Non-governmental organizations and concerned individuals to act, they need information, primary documents and analysis. Reaching Critical Will collects, packages and often translates disarmament related information into terms ordinary people can understand.

The Parliamentary Network for Nuclear Disarmament (PNND) is a global network of over 500 
parliamentarians from more than 70 countries working to prevent nuclear proliferation and
achieve nuclear disarmament.