Melissa Parke
@melissaparke01
Executive Director ICAN, Former Federal Labor Member for Fremantle, former Minister for International Development (AusAID), and former United Nations Lawyer.
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22-01-2013 01:03:08
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“In terms of the health and environmental effects... I’m pretty sure there are not many people in Utah and Nevada who would want to see nuclear testing resume,” NTI’s Lynn Rusten tells The Salt Lake Tribune. buff.ly/46RW0c0
Nuclear legacy in Pacific “Our islands were turned into a mass laboratory” - Hilda Heine Marshall Islands President told those at a side event in Tonga. #PIFLM53 António Guterres RNZ Pacific
The more nuclear weapons there are, the more likely they will be used - read ICAN’s Melissa Parke on the myth of deterrence in The Economist ⬇️🔗 #NuclearBan economist.com/letters/2024/0…
Happening next week! Join ICAN’S Melissa Parke at the upcoming 2024 edition of the Global Ethics Forum, hosted by Globethics, from 2-4 September 2024 held at the Geneva Graduate Institute. Learn more and register here: globalethicsforum2024.eventify.io/q/#/overview
Melissa Parke writes for The Economist in response to recent articles on “the new nuclear threats” that advocated for a larger US arsenal. She argues that increasing nuclear weapons heightens the risk of their use by accident, miscalculation, or mistake, and that 🇺🇸 should
The last survivors of the Hiroshima & Nagasaki atomic bombs have a story to tell. In Japan, hospitals continue to treat ~180 survivors — known as hibakusha — of the blasts each day. Read more from Outrider fellow W.J. Hennigan of New York Times Opinion: outrider.org/nuclear-weapon…
Excellent sense re #nuclear #weapon fantasies from Melissa Parke in The Economist : America needs to enter an arms race with other nuclear-armed states to make the world safer by preventing further proliferation, you say (“The new nuclear threat”, August 17th). Nothing could