The People's Decade for Nuclear Abolition initiative created by SGI aims to rouse public opinion and help create a global grassroots network of people dedicated to abolishing nuclear weapons.
- ･ SGI Youth Meet in Hiroshima, Call for World Youth Summit for Abolition of Nuclear Weapons
- ･ Un Office for Disarmament Affairs Meets Youth Representatives of Soka Gakkai Japan and of SGI-USA Engaged in Disarmament Issues
- ･ Soka Gakkai Youth Launch "SOKA Global Action" Peace Campaign
SGI Submitted a Working Paper to the Second Session of United Nations' Negotiation to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons
The release of the Draft Convention on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons marks a crucial milestone in the effort to free humankind and our planet from the threat posed by nuclear weapons—a threat that has darkened our world for more than seven decades. more…
SGI Submitted a Working Paper to Historic United Nations' Negotiation to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons
The first session of the United Nations conference to negotiate a legally binding instrument to prohibit nuclear weapons, leading towards their total elimination, was held in New York from March 27 to 31. more…
- ･ Historic United Nations' Negotiations to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons" (May 2017)
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- ･ New Exhibition on Human Rights Education Opens at UN Headquarters in Geneva (March 2017) (482KB)
- ･ "Universal Respect for Human Dignity: The Great Path to Peace," by Daisaku Ikeda (January 2017) (341KB)
- ･ "The Fierce Urgency of Nuclear Zero: Changing the Discourse." (November 2016) (348KB)
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Testimonies of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Women Speak Out for Peace" is a testament of hibakusha (atomic bomb survivors) who experienced the bombings of the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, in 1945, and their cries for peace.
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