ICAN Sweden took part in the week-long Almedalsveckan – widely considered one of the most important political gatherings in Sweden...

To mark Nuclear Abolition Day in 2012, ICAN released this video highlighting the continuing threat of 19,000 nuclear weapons in...

With the generous support of the Austrian government and Sokka Gakkai International, over 150 people from all over the world...

Biological and chemical weapons have been banned. So have landmines and cluster bombs. Why not the worst weapons of all?...

After 15 years of fruitless conversation, hundreds of unproductive meetings and billions of wasted dollars, the nuclear disarmament machinery is...

ICAN held an international conference in Geneva, Switzerland, from 17 to 19 September 2011. It focused on broadening and strengthening...

ICAN is a vast and diverse global movement. Our campaigners are doctors, students, lawyers, human rights activists, environmentalists, engineers, parliamentarians...

ICAN campaigners in Melbourne held a Bombs No More action in September 2011, encouraging passers-by to "disarm a nuclear bomb"...

In August 2011, ICAN campaigners commemorated the 66th anniversaries of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by taking part...

The Non-Proliferation Treaty obliges the “P5 nations” – the United States, Russia, Britain, France and China – to negotiate in...

On the 65th anniversaries of the US atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki – which claimed more than 210,000 lives...

In June 2010, ICAN held its first global day of action for a ban on nuclear weapons.

In May 2010, the parties to the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) met at the United Nations in New York to discuss...

Nuclear weapons – what are they good for? Absolutely nothing.

In this introductory video, we summarize the continuing nuclear threat: Which countries have nuclear weapons? How many? What risk do...