Wednesday, 5 November 2025. 1:15 – 3:00pm, Eastern Time USA
Online and In-person at 866 United Nations Plaza, or online
Registration
Last week, President Trump announced the resumption of nuclear testing, i.e. the detonation of nuclear weapons to help design and develop new generations of these weapons of mass destruction.
- What does this mean?
- How have people and the environment been impacted by nuclear weapons testing in the past?
- Are women and children impacted in different ways and more seriously?
- What initiatives are being advanced to engage human rights, gender and environmental communities in this issue, in addition to the traditional peace and disarmament communities?
You are cordially invite to attend – online or in-person – the upcoming event Narratives on Nuclear Disarmament at the Intersection of Gender Equality and Protection of the Environment, which will address these questions and explore current developments and innovative initiatives, connecting nuclear disarmament with human rights, gender and environmental issues.
SPEAKERS
- Tadashi Inuzuka (Japan) – by video message
Former Senator from Nagasaki.
Chair, 3+3 Coalition for a Nuclear-Weapon-Free North-East Asia; - Dr. Deepshikha Kumari Vijh (USA)
Executive Director Lawyers Committee on Nuclear Policy.
Core Team Member of NuclearAbolitionDay.org. - Alyn Ware (New Zealand/Czech Republic)
Global Coordinator, Parliamentarians for Nuclear Nonproliferation and Disarmament.
Program Director, World Federalist Movement-Institute for Global Policy.
The event is organized by the Baha’i International Community’s United Nations Office and Mobilizing an Earth Governance Alliance (MEGA). For background information please see: