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Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) is an organisation that advocates unilateral nuclear disarmament by the United Kingdom, international nuclear disarmament and tighter international arms regulation through agreements such as the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. It opposes military action that may result in the use of nuclear, chemical or…

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Location
United Kingdom
Abbreviation
CND
Chair
Tom Unterrainer
Formation
November 1957; 68 years ago (1957-11)
General Secretary
Sophie Bolt
Region served
United Kingdom

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Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

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related to News items · 26
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament → Anniversary, Argus, BBC Online, Campaign, Campbell, CND, Duncan, February, How Thatcher's, January, Jeremy Corbyn, Kim, London, March, McGuffin, Nuclear Disarmament, October, Paddy, Published, Rachel
related to Further reading · 22
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament → Arnold, Bradshaw, Campaign, Edward Elgar Publishing, From Protest, Gender, Handbook, ISBN, Jacquelyn, Jodi, Labour Party, London, Manchester University Press, Mushroom Books, Nuclear Disarmament, Peace News, Protest, Resistance, Ross, The Campaign
see also · 20
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament → Anti-nuclear, Common Women's Peace CampInternational, Counterculture, Day, Election CommitteeKoeberg AlertList, Free Future AwardNuclear-free, Information ServiceNuclear, Lucas PlanMike CooleyNuclear, Multilateral Disarmament, Nuclear Disarmament, Nuclear DisarmamentEuropean Peace MarchesGreenham, Nuclear WeaponsIndependent Nuclear Disarmament, NZ, Peace, Peace TrainWorld Peace CouncilYouth, Total Elimination, TradeCampaign, United KingdomAnti-warCampaign Against Arms, United KingdomPeace, YMD
related to The First Wave: 1957–1963 · 11
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament → Britain, H-bomb, In, In November, New Statesman, Nuclear Bombs, Nuclear Disarmament, Priestley, The Campaign, US, USSR
Abbreviation · 1
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament → CND
Chair · 1
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament → Tom Unterrainer
Formation · 1
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament → November 1957; 68 years ago (1957-11)
General Secretary · 1
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament → Sophie Bolt
Location · 1
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament → United Kingdom
Region served · 1
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament → United Kingdom

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cnd nuclear disarmament campaign weapons peace public british london movement cnd's support war march labour committee 1958 party said organised

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Campaign for Nuclear DisarmamentAbbreviationCND1.00infobox
Campaign for Nuclear DisarmamentChairTom Unterrainer1.00infobox
Campaign for Nuclear DisarmamentFormationNovember 1957; 68 years ago (1957-11)1.00infobox
Campaign for Nuclear DisarmamentGeneral SecretarySophie Bolt1.00infobox
Campaign for Nuclear DisarmamentLocationUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Campaign for Nuclear DisarmamentRegion servedUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Campaign for Nuclear DisarmamentVice-ChairSam Mason Tony Staunton Carol Turner1.00infobox
Campaign for Nuclear DisarmamentVice-PresidentKate Hudson Caroline Lucas Paul Oestreicher Rebecca Johnson Ian Fairlie Roger McKenzie Pat Arrowsmith1.00infobox
Campaign for Nuclear DisarmamentWebsitecnduk.org1.00infobox
the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treatyinstance ofinternational nuclear disarmament and tighter international arms regulation through agreements0.80text
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmamentrelated to Further readingArnold0.60section
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmamentrelated to Further readingJacquelyn0.60section

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