Greenpeace political briefing for the 2005 Review Conference to the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT RevCon), May 2 –27, 2005

Greenpeace has played an active role in the NPT Preparatory Committee Meetings (PrepCom) and Review Conferences (RevCon) for the past 25 years. Briefing on the 2005 Review Conference to the Nuclear Non- Proliferation Treaty (NPT RevCon)

It's only common sense: Non-proliferation is not achievable without targetting weapons-usable material that exists in abundance on this planet.

Hard evidience for the direct link between nuclear energy and nuclear weapons

At the 2000 Review Conference, Parties to the NPT agreed 13 practical steps towards disarmament. This briefing shows how Greenpeace believes these steps can be strengthened by the 2005 Review. onference.

Shipments of nuclear material represent a security risk and threat to the economies and environments of coastal states that is both unnecessary and unacceptable. This briefing particularly addresses those issues of relevance to Small Island...

This paper attempts to explain the evolution of safeguards since the beginning of the nuclear age, and specifically to analyze the safeguards technology to be applied at the Rokkasho-mura reprocessing facility in Japan. This facility is the most...

The US lead Proliferation Security Initiative is intended to address the growing proliferation problem by 'enhancing' national and international export control enforcement mechanisms. This briefing argues that the PSI is of dubious legal status...