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31. August 2010

Berlin / Germany

19th World Congress of IPPNW International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, Basel / Switzerland
 

IPPNW call for appropriate measures to ban uranium mining worldwide
At its 19th World Congress in Basel, Switzerland, IPPNW's International Council made a strong and clear statement, requesting a Ban on Uranium Mining and production of yellowcake; the statement refers to the manyfold dangers of U mining and U processing which damages the environment, violates Human Rights and helps the proliferation of nuclear weapons.

Resolution of IPPNW demanding Ban on Uranium Mininig (ENGLISH)

 

19. Weltkongress der IPPNW, Basel / Schweiz

IPPNW fordert Ächtung von Uranabbau
In einer Presse-Erklärung zum Abschluss des 19ten IPPNW-Weltkongresses in Basel / Schweiz, fordern die Internationalen Ärzte für die Verhütung eines Atomkrieges die Ächtung des Uranabbaus und der Produktion von 'yellowcake'.

In ihrer Presse-Erklärung gehen sie auf die vielfachen Gefahren des Uranabbaus ein, der die Umwelt massiv belastet, Menschenrechte verletzt und die Proliferation von Atomwaffen begünstigt.

Presse-Erklärung IPPNW 31. August 2010 (DEUTSCH)

 



26. - 29. August 2010

Basel (Bale) / Switzerland (Suisse)

19th World Congress of IPPNW International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
Pre-Congress "Sacred Lands, Poisoned Peoples" /
Uranium Mining, Health and Indigenous Peoples

The pre-Congress calls in its final statement for an end of uranium mining:
"Uranium and its radioactive decay produts must remain in the ground.
We stand in solidarity with those working for an end to uranium mining
and processing, irresponsible radioactive waste management, nuclear power and nuclear weapons".

IPPNW-Charmaine-Rebecca-2010

The text of the Indigenous Peoples statement was read to the participants of the IPPNW World Congress by Rebecca Wingfield-Bear (Kokotha / Aboriginal Australian, left) and Charmaine White Face (Lakota Nation).
 


 

 

Full text in English
Kompletter Text in deutsch

Artikel in der Basler Zeitung zu Uranabbau in Namibia (DEUTSCH)


August 2010

Tanzania: Dar Es Salaam / Bahi / Dodoma

Ute Koczy (MdB, Die GRÜNEN) und Jüttner (MdB, CDU) in Tanzania
Fact-finding Mission betreffs Uranabbau

siehe Bericht auf der website der GRÜNEN


4. - 11. November 2009

Arusha / Bahi / Dar Es Salaam / TANZANIA

Tanzania Uranium Awareness Conference (TUAC) 2009


The conference and tour create awareness about uranium mining which is imminent for several regions in Tanzania.

Reports about the conference
Report in GERMAN / link

 


22. - 24. October 2009

Acoma Pueblo / Sky City / New Mexico / USA

7th Southwest Indigenous Uranium Forum

The Southwest US has - again - become a target area for uranium mining companies from the conference:

highly recommended:
"From Radioactive Mines to Radioactive Weapons"
, Video, Part 1 - 3
(ENGLISH)

Program of 7th Southwest Uranium Forum (ENGLISH)


12. / 13. October 2009

Ranua / FINNLAND

Action days concerning Uranium Mining

with international experts

click:

Uranium Power Meets Local and International Resistance in Finland
(ENGLISH)

Ranua Uranium Exploration Action (ENGLISH)

Ureinwohner Lapplands durch Uranabbau bedroht (GERMAN)


4. October 2009

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, CANADA

Rally against further nuclearization of the Province

click:
"No Nuclear Power: Rally"
(ARTICLE in StarPhoenix, Oct 5, 2009, local Saskatchewan newspaper)

ANNOUNCEMENT of the Rally by the Saskatchewan Greens


4. October 2009

Colmar / FRANCE

Conference / Meeting / Workshops and Discussions
on nuclear issues


The issue of uranium mining in France AND abroad was discussed.
A representative from Niger reported about the situation around uranium mining in Niger.
An exhibiton of the Collectif Tchinaghen on the uranium minign situation in Niger was displayed.

Program of Meeting / Worhshops / Conference

For more details:
Collectif Tchinaghen
Uranium-related information --> scroll down on the blog ...

Collectif "AREVA ne fera pas la loi au Niger"


3. October 2009

Colmar / FRANCE

"Fermons Fessenheim"

- Let's shut down the Nuclear Power Plant at Fessenheim (France) -
Demonstration of anti-nuclear groups

About 10.000 people called for a shut-down of one of the oldest nuclear power plants of France, Fessenheim, on the river Rhine, and against nuclear power in general.

"fermons-fessenheim" - The demonstration


14. - 18. September 2009

N'Djamena / TCHAD

"Atelier de Reflexion et de Formation
sur l'Exploitation de l'Uranium"

- Workshop - Information and Deliberation on Uranium Exploitation -
Bakara / N'Djamena / TCHAD

At the workshop, approx. 30 civil society representatives from Tchad, Niger, Cameroon and Centralafrican Republic (RCA) as well as international experts and moderators were present.

The workshop issued a final declaration: "Declaration de Bakara" (FRENCH)

(An English translation of the "Declaration de Bakara" is in preparation).





 

Schmutziger Uranabbau für sauberen Atomstrom ?

Bericht von der UranTour Mai 2009

Die Delegation von Repräsentanten aus mehreren afrikanischen Ländern - von Niger über Tanzania und Malawi bis Namibia - verstärkt um zwei Havasupai, Indianer aus der Grand-Canyon-Region der USA, berichtete u.a. bei der Bundestagsfraktion von Bündnis '90 / Die GRÜNEN über die desaströsen Folgen des Uranabbaus in ihren Heimatländern.

Die UranTour 2009 fand in verschiedenen Medien Widerhall:

"Uranabbau gefährdet Bevölkerung in Afrika" (VDI-Nachrichten 26. 06. 2009)

"Uranabbau in Afrika - wo bleiben die Menschenrechte?" (indymdia, 16. 05. 2009)

InfoTour Uranabbau (ausgestrahlt.de)

Darüberhinaus gibt es mehrer Interviews auf verschiedenen Radiosendern.

 

Pressemitteilung
Schmutziger Uranabbau in Afrika für "sauberen Atomstrom" in Europa ??

 

Die UranTour Mai 2009 von uranium-network.org

wurde unterstützt von

ASB Aktion Selbstbesteuerung, Stuttgart
Stiftung Umverteilen!, Berlin
Petra-Kelly-Stiftung, München
eed Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst, Stuttgart

 


 


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