Nuclear free Aotearoa NZ

The Nuclear Free and Independent Pacific (NFIP) group grew out of the first regional Nuclear Free Pacific Conference in Fiji in 1975 which had been organised by the ‘Against French Testing in...

The Nuclear Free Zones Campaign of the early 1980s contributed strongly to the creation of a Nuclear Free New Zealand. Through the campaign, ordinary citizens successfully used symbolic protest...

The World Court Project was started in New Zealand in 1986 by a retired Christchurch district court judge, Harold Evans, and initially led by New Zealanders. This civil society campaign aimed...

From 1975-1984, New Zealand was led by a National Party government under Prime Minister Robert Muldoon. Muldoon was a strong supporter of the ANZUS (Australia-New Zealand-United States) alliance...

New Zealand has now been nuclear free for over thirty years. New Zealand’s nuclear-free law was the result of a broad-based movement of ordinary New Zealanders, who worked tirelessly over decades...