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Election Question Time - can we vote for peace?

Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND)
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Election Question Time took place on Thursday 18 May 2017 at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, London. 6 questions were debated: 1. What ethical standards should the next government uphold when selling arms? 2. How would the military react if Jeremy Corbyn became Prime Minister? 3. Are you a pacifist? 4. What is the key to defusing tensions with Russia? 5. Why have the Conservatives dropped multilateral disarmament? 6. 2% of GDP on defence? It was co-organised by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and the Stop the War Coalition. The panel: Murad Qureshi, chair Kate Hudson, general secretary, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Lindsey German, convenor, Stop the War Coalition Rebecca Johnson, Green Party Richard Norton Taylor, journalist Tariq Ali, writer ...more
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Election Question Time - can we vote for peace?
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2017May 19
Election Question Time took place on Thursday 18 May 2017 at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, London. 6 questions were debated: 1. What ethical standards should the next government uphold when selling arms? 2. How would the military react if Jeremy Corbyn became Prime Minister? 3. Are you a pacifist? 4. What is the key to defusing tensions with Russia? 5. Why have the Conservatives dropped multilateral disarmament? 6. 2% of GDP on defence? It was co-organised by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and the Stop the War Coalition. The panel: Murad Qureshi, chair Kate Hudson, general secretary, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Lindsey German, convenor, Stop the War Coalition Rebecca Johnson, Green Party Richard Norton Taylor, journalist Tariq Ali, writer

Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND)

1.07K subscribers