🥳GREAT NEWS: The global majority rejects nuclear weapons. What does it means? 1⃣ Most of the world’s countries are now part of the #NuclearBan Treaty. 2⃣ They’ve chosen real security rooted in cooperation, not fear. 3⃣ More in the thread

🥳😍The world is celebrating! From every corner of the globe, we are marking a historic milestone: the majority of countries have now joined the UN treaty banning nuclear weapons!! This is people's power in action.

September 26 is #NuclearAbolitionDay – an opportunity to promote disarmament and urge governments to commit to a world free from nuclear weapons ☮️ 🌎 🕊️ Explore more at ➡️ www.betterworld.info/nuclear-disa... 💡 - Visit us now and share 📣 #NoNukes #GlobalZero #UN80 #ICAN #NuclearBan #TPNW #IPPNW

1/ This is what leadership looks like👏 Thank you for being on the right side of history Kyrgyzstaand Ghana! Today we celebrate the countries stepping up for humanity: the leaders who have signed, ratified, or acceded to the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. #NuclearBan

HISTORY MADE TODAY! The global majority has joined the #NuclearBan Treaty! Today Kyrgyzstan🇰🇬 signed and Ghana🇬🇭 ratified the UN Treaty banning nuclear weapons, bringing us to bringing the total to 99 out of 197 eligible states.🎉

1/ Did you know the very first UN General Assembly resolution was on nuclear disarmament? Today, on the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, we reaffirm our collective commitment to a safer world, one free of nuclear weapons. #NuclearBan

💰Each year, billions are poured into nuclear weapons while communities struggle with healthcare, education, and climate resilience. Is this really sustainable security? Read more here: www.icanw.org/global_spend... #Nuclearban #Disarmament #InternationalSecurity #Divestment

1/ The US and France have followed Russia with rehearsals for the end of the world. Nuclear exercises don’t make anyone safer, they deepen insecurity and prepare for mass murder. #nuclearban 📰➡️ www.navy.mil/Press-Office... More sources in the thread 📰.

🗣️Come work with us! We are looking for a strategic and creative Digital Communications Coordinator to enable ICAN's world-changing work. Learn all about who we need and how to apply here: www.icanw.org/digital_comm... #opportunity #jobopening #hiring #nuclearban

🕊 This #PeaceDay, remember: a world free from nuclear weapons is not only possible it’s necessary: 1⃣In classrooms, workplaces, even family group chats talk about the threat nukes pose. 2⃣Take action for nuclear disarmament online & offline. #NuclearBan

In just 3 years, 93 municipalities across Greece representing 3.5M people, 1/3 of the population, have joined the call for #NuclearDisarmament. ICAN’s ED Melissa Parke is in Greece meeting officials to amplify the message: Greeks say NO to nuclear weapons.✌️#NuclearBan

🧵In recent months, headlines have been filled with nuclear threats, a renewed arms race, and governments doubling down on “deterrence.” It’s fair to wonder: is any real progress toward disarmament being made? The answer is yes⬇️🔗 www.icanw.org/ican_ed_in_g... #NuclearBan

🗣️Not be missed! This ITUC webinar will reveal exactly how 7 powerful corporations are rigging the system against working people, and more importantly, how trade unions are responding to these attacks and standing together #ForDemocracy. Register here: www.ituc-csi.org/webinar-corp...

Did you know that less than 15% of the global military spending could help developing countries adapt to climate annually? Nearly half the world's population are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and yet $2.7 trillion were wasted on militaries in 2024. #NuclearBan

The atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki did not end World War II and here is why: merotribune.com/2025/08/25/t... #NuclearBan #Disarmament #InternationalSecurity

1/ The stories of those who've lived, survived nuclear weapons aren't only a reminder of the atrocities that they cause. They are a call to act now. At this year's @NobelPeaceOslo, Venessa Hanson shared more about #CranesofMemory and using these stories to end nuclear weapons.

🧵1/ Today is International Day Against Nuclear Testing. This year also marks 80 years since the invention, use, and testing of nuclear weapons, a reminder of the devastation they have caused since 1945. Did you know this day was established to honor victims and survivors of nuclear tests worldwide?

Marking 80 years since the invention & use of nuclear weapons and their devastating legacy from Hiroshima & Nagasaki to Alamogordo & Congo; we hosted Artists Against the Bomb in Geneva🎨🕊️ With artists, activists, diplomats & all @nuclearban partners, we say: BAN THE BOMB! 🏳️ #nuclearban

Curious about nukes? Not sure where to start? Check out the Beginner’s Guide to Nuclear Weapons. We dug deep into the facts to expose the risks, myths, and real-life impacts of nuclear weapons. We also explain how anyone can help build a safer, saner world. preventnuclearwar.org/beginners-gu...

From Paris to Athens, over 1,000 communities are taking a stand against nuclear weapons. So far, 94 countries have signed the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW), 73 have ratified it, and 4 more have formally adhered. Read more from @nuclearban.bsky.social ➡️ buff.ly/5TEgIQV

Only humans can stop nuclear wars from happening! In 2018, 🇦🇹 ratified the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons #TPNW. The @nuclearban.bsky.social exhibition in Geneva „Artists Against the Bomb" is a powerful reminder that the world must get rid of nuclear weapons.

🗣️“In 2024 alone, the 9 nuclear-armed states spent $100 billion on their arsenals. That’s a 47% increase in just 5 yrs. Whereas, just 1 second of nuclear weapons spending could provide 7,000+ meals for those facing famine” Daniel Högstra @nuclearban.bsky.social 📺 buff.ly/bInlGA6 📰 buff.ly/yqOVZnI

What a beautiful event in remembrance of those who perished and those who survived the nuclear bombs dropped by the U.S. 80 years ago. #CranesForPeace @nuclearban.bsky.social @backfrombrink.bsky.social

At 11.02 a.m. on August 9, 1945, the sky above Nagasaki was filled by a white flash and all the clocks stopped. A gigantic mushroom-shaped cloud soared up towards the blue sky and left a devastated city behind. #Nagasaki80 #NuclearBan www.icanw.org/remembering_...

1/ 80 years ago at 11.02 am on August 9, JST, the US dropped the atomic bomb on #Nagasaki. In a flash, thousands were dead or injured. By the end of 1945, 74,000 had died. And the consequences from the radiation have affected the survivors to this day. More here: www.icanw.org/remembering_...

@nuclearban.bsky.social launches memorial for child-victims of the atomic bombs: www.nucleartimes.com/children-mem...

Terumi Tanaka (93), Überlebender von #Nagasaki und Friedensnobelpreisträger, unterstützt @nytimes.com das UNO - #Atomwaffenverbot. Er zitiert J. F. Kennedy: Schaffen wir die Atomwaffen ab, bevor sie uns abschaffen! @atomwaffenverbot.bsky.social @nuclearban.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/2025/08/06/o...

A participant in yesterday’s #CranesForPeace sent me this photo. He took origami paper home with him and filled his table with the bounty of PEACE! @BackFromBrink.bsky.social @nuclearban.bsky.social

📰 Great piece in yesterday's @thenewmexican.bsky.social feat. grantees @nuclearban.bsky.social & @nukewatchnm.bsky.social, as well as striking imagery from @yobencohen.bsky.social's + @upinarms-us.bsky.social's money obelisk installment. Read more ⬇️ www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_n...

Good stuff at the Peace Center in Oslo yesterday. «A Message To Humanity» www.nobelpeacecenter.org/en/festival-... @nobelpeacecenter.bsky.social @neitilatomvapen.org @nuclearban.bsky.social #Hiroshima (Today marks eighty years and one day since the bomb fell on Hiroshima)

Day 1 of 4- folding #CranesForPeace #NuclearBan @backfrombrink.bsky.social @nuclearban.bsky.social

This week marks 80 years since the catastrophic nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, causing the deaths of over 200,000 people. ALHR commemorates these anniversaries and recalls that nuclear weapons still pose an existential threat to the planet and all humankind. @nuclearban.bsky.social

Survivors of the U.S. atomic bombing of Hiroshima "deserve to see their work vindicated and to witness the end of these inhumane, indiscriminate weapons of total destruction in their lifetime," said the head of @nuclearban.bsky.social 80 years after the attack. www.commondreams.org/news/hiroshi...

This week marks 80 years since the catastrophic nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, causing the deaths of over 200,000 people. ALHR commemorates these anniversaries and recalls that nuclear weapons still pose an existential threat to the planet and all humankind. @nuclearban.bsky.social

Today, we remember Hiroshima & on Saturday, Nagasaki. These are days to reflect on the horrors of nuclear weapons and commit to the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. These weapons bring devastation & it's time to eliminate them. #nuclearban #auspol #politas @nuclearban.bsky.social

This is not just a remembrance, it’s a commitment to building a world free from the threat of nuclear weapons. #HoldTheMemory #CranesOfMemory #NuclearBan @nuclearban.bsky.social @backfrombrink.bsky.social

80 years ago- in a flash, the US unleashed death, mayhem, and injury on hundreds of thousands of lives. The time to end nukes is now - at #Hiroshima80 and #Nagasaki80 - so we don't have to fear for even a year longer these unfathomable destroyers of worlds.

Harry Truman was a war criminal by doing this horror and also dropping those atomic bombs on Nagasaki on Aug. 9, 1945.

Greens know we must end the project of mass destruction, end and abolish nuclear weapons. We advocate for all nations to sign and ratify The Treaty for The Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. Watch US Greens read Summary of Nuclear Ban Treaty at youtu.be/6w0pre3RnUw #NuclearBan #Hiroshima80 #GoGreen

There is no such thing as effective deterrence with nuclear weapons. Once we knew how dangerous, how insane the project of nuclear war is. Have we forgotten? 80 years ago was a lesson we vowed never again to repeat. Uphold that vow to abolish nuclear weapons forever. #NuclearBan #Hiroshima80

On the 80th anniversary of the bombing of #Hiroshima, Japan’s aging atomic bomb survivors call for an end to nuclear weapons. @nuclearban.bsky.social @ican-australia.bsky.social www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08...

Today marks 80 years since the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Dr. Terumi Tanaka, hibakusha and co-chair of Nihon Hidankyo, reminds us we need to act on nuclear disarmament now and we have the solution in our hands: the #NuclearBan Treaty. www.nytimes.com/2025/08/06/o...

At exactly 8:15 a.m. JST, around the time you’re reading this, 80 years ago, an atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. Today, we remember the lives lost, the survivors who continue to speak out, and the urgent need for nuclear disarmament. Read more here: www.icanw.org/remembering_...

In little over an hour, it will be 8:15 a.m. in #Hiroshima, the exact time that the United States detonated a nuclear bomb over the city 80 years ago on August 6th. Join the live stream from the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park on our Youtube ➡️📹https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dHR1f-QDDs

Stickers by me for No To Nuclear weapons (NTA – Nei Til Atomvåpen) @neitilatomvapen.org @nuclearban.bsky.social Peace! Ban the bomb! And so on <3 ☮️Hiroshima day 2025

Honouring the Atomic People (Hibakusha) 80 years on #Hiroshima #Nagasaki No one should suffer Alas @nuclearban.bsky.social reports there is massive spending on nuclear weapons In Europe politicians discuss a Euro-Bomb.Madness. @ituc.bsky.social calls for global social justice @epsu.bsky.social

👋🎌 Hello from Japan. We're here for the 80th commemorations for the nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Earlier today @melissaparke01.bsky.social and partners joined the commemoration of Korean victims of the atomic bombings in Hiroshima. #NuclearBan

African leadership on nuclear disarmament isn’t new. From the #Pelindaba Treaty to the #NuclearBan Treaty, African countries have long been champions of nuclear disarmament. Learn more here: www.icrc.org/en/publicati...

The hibakusha from Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and all nuclear weapons survivors are entrusting us with their stories.We must ensure their memories do not fade. By holding their memory, we carry their fight forward. #NihonHidankyo #NuclearBan #CranesOfMemory app.sosha.ai/s/lomogaO5

What don't we know about nuclear spending? And why is that a ✨huge✨ problem? For our Story Center, @nuclearban.bsky.social's Alicia Sanders-Zakre (@azakre.bsky.social) dives into ICAN's June report: "Hidden Costs: Nuclear Weapons Spending in 2024." ⬇️ ploughshares.org/article/ican...