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Nuclear weapons treaty talks make progress
Negotiations at the United Nations which could lead to a global ban on nuclear weapons conclude today (Saturday 1 April). While the UK Government is staying away and the British media is – so far – taking little interest, Quaker Tim Wallis reports here his daily highlights.
Nuclear ban treaty talks begin
Welcoming new MPs
One of the newly elected MPs in the hung parliament will give a keynote address next month at Quakers' Yearly Meeting Gathering.
Welcoming new MPs
Quakers condemn US recognition of Jerusalem
Quakers in Britain have made this statement responding to the announcement from the president of the United States concerning Jerusalem.
Quakers condemn US recognition of Jerusalem
Christian leaders urge support for nuclear ban treaty
A debate today in the House of Lords could be the first step towards the UK government signing a Treaty to rid the world of nuclear weapons.
Christian leaders urge support for nuclear ban treaty
Gaza killings should be investigated, say Quakers
Amid ongoing violence in Gaza, Quakers in Britain have made this statement:
Gaza killings should be investigated, say Quakers
Quakers condemn provocative US embassy move
Amid rising tension and aggression in the region, opening the new US embassy in Jerusalem is an act of provocation as Palestinians mourn the 70th anniversary of the Nakba (catastrophe), say Quakers in Britain.
Quakers condemn provocative US embassy move
Militarism in classrooms is now on MPs’ agendas
The Conservative Party has briefed their MPs to prepare for awkward questions about militarism in classrooms following Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson's proposal to expand school cadet units.
Militarism in classrooms is now on MPs’ agendas
Quakers call for end to gagging clauses
In a letter to The Times this week, Quakers joined with civil society leaders to call for an end to the use of anti-advocacy clauses in government contracts.
Quakers call for end to gagging clauses
Kindertransport survivors call for routes to sanctuary for child refugees
In the chaotic months before the outbreak of World War II, Jewish people were in desperate need of help to escape German-occupied Europe. Quakers were among those who responded, creating the Kindertransport to bring children to safety and persuading the government to amend visa requirements. Today, some of the survivors are urging the UK government to provide more routes to sanctuary for child refugees.
Kindertransport survivors call for routes to sanctuary for child refugees
Nuclear weapons ceremony criticised
The decision to hold a service at Westminster Abbey to mark fifty years of constant patrol by the UK's nuclear submarines is being deeply criticised by Quakers in Britain.
Nuclear weapons ceremony criticised