Skip to content. | Skip to navigation

Personal tools
Log in Register
Social justice and environmental video from the Asia Pacific
Sections
Personal tools
You are here: Home Members ICAN Videos I can imagine a world without nuclear weapons
You are here: Home Members ICAN Videos I can imagine a world without nuclear weapons
You are here: Home Members ICAN Videos I can imagine a world without nuclear weapons
Document Actions

I can imagine a world without nuclear weapons

by ICAN last modified Jan 05, 2012 10:28 AM
3.0
No rating set

ICAN's latest short video highlights that nuclear weapons abolition is both wanted and possible. It's not a "green" or "left" issue - it's simply one of survival and sanity.

Embed
02:20
Categories
Keywords
Country
Language
Video information
Produced by Adam Dempsey
Directed by Adam Dempsey
Contact write the producer
Home page more info
Produced Jun 18, 2008
Production Company ICAN

Full Description

The use of just 50 of today's 26,000 nuclear weapons would kill 200 million people according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. It would also pose a grave and most sudden climate change - nuclear winter. Banning the bomb is both necessary and possible.

The latest short video by the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) highlights the growing cross section of people who join together in agreeing that nuclear abolition is both wanted and possible. This is further evidenced by recent polls showing most Russians, Americans, Canadians, French, British, Germans and Italians also want to live in a nuclear weapons-free world (www.icanw.org/polls).

As we congratulate the Australian Prime Minister's call for an International Commission on Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament, ICAN will working to ensure that this remains visionary and effective in achieving a Nuclear Weapons Convention to outlaw the development, use and threat of use of such weapons of terror. (www.icanw.org/news)


i can, you can, we can abolish nuclear weapons.

www.icanw.org


With thanks to our affiliates: the Medical Association for the Prevention of War (MAPW) www.mapw.org and International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) www.ippnw.org

Other videos by this author

  • International Campaign To Abolish Nuclear Weapons International Campaign To Abolish Nuclear Weapons

    Posted on May 09, 2007

  • Dr. Hans Blix discusses his support for ICAN Dr. Hans Blix discusses his support for ICAN

    Posted on Sep 04, 2007

  • Australia's Central Role in Nuclear Weapon Abolition Australia's Central Role in Nuclear Weapon Abolition

    Posted on Jun 05, 2008

  • John Howard (actor) launches ICAN John Howard (actor) launches ICAN

    Posted on May 17, 2007

  • International Campaign To Abolish Nuclear Weapons (SMALL) International Campaign To Abolish Nuclear Weapons (SMALL)

    Posted on May 09, 2007

Filed under:
Benjamin
Benjamin says:
Oct 01, 2008 07:21 AM

great music and a really sweet simple idea but this would be much better if you didn't keep zooming in on all the images. The eye explores a still images but it watches a moving image. More thought goes into exploring an image. Instinct is always to have the image move but actually most of the time its beeter to keep it still

You can see examples of what I mean on my blog www.duckrabbit.info/blog

Add comment

You can add a comment by filling out the form below. Plain text formatting.