From Harm to Justice: A Needs-Based Assessment of Nuclear-Affected Communities in Kazakhstan and Policy Pathways for Implementing Articles 6 and 7 of the TPNW
In June 2026, the Qazaq Nuclear Frontline Coalition (QNFC) published a policy paper examining the ongoing humanitarian, health, environmental, and intergenerational consequences of Soviet nuclear detonations in Kazakhstan and outlining community-informed policy pathways for nuclear justice, victim...
On June 26, Civil Society Stands with Victims of Torture
Press Release ST. PAUL, Minn. — To honor the United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, 120 civil society organizations joined together in a statement of solidarity with survivors. As the world commemorates this date, the authors call upon the United States and global leaders...
Civil Society Statement on International Day in Support of Victims of Torture – June 26
On this International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, we stand in solidarity with survivors worldwide and sound the alarm about policies and actions that threaten the legal protections and weaken human rights mechanisms created to prevent and punish acts of torture and abuse. ...
EU Military Spending: What You Need to Know
This report is produced by Transnational Institute (TNI), European Network Against the Arms Trade (ENAAT), and Stop Wapenhandel. Factsheet 1 | EU Military Spending until 2027: From ‘Peace Project’ to Arms Investor Discover how the European Union’s military spending has expanded dramatically in...
Open Letter: “Security for Whom?”
Civil society organisations from across the spectrum urge EU decision-makers to reject the military budget surge and invest in human security instead Europe faces a choice: fund militarisation or invest in people. Ahead of crucial EU budget negotiations, civil society organisations call on leaders...
