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MAPW tells UN: Cut war spending and achieve Millenium Development Goals

UNi DPI CONFERENCE 1 SEPTEMBER 2010. MAPW told this major conference of NGOis, held this year in Melbourne, that the impact of armed conflict often gets overlooked in considering ways in which health can be improved, not only in developing countries but also in developed countries.

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MAPW says: Time to talk troop withdrawal

Why aren’t Ms Gillard and Mr Abbott debating Australia’s military contribution in Afghanistan?

Nuclear medicine explained in MAPW myth-busting fact sheets

A new MAPW fact sheet published today, describes in simple language how what nuclear medicine is, and how it is used for diagnosis and treatment.It also explains what is NOT nuclear medicine (it does not include x-rays, or CT scans, for example).

Nuclear weapons, nuclear industry: MAPW documents health risks

MAPW has just released two excellent new publications which document the health and environmental risks of nuclear weapons; and the health risks of the nuclear industry.

MAPW raises Sri Lankan human rights with PM

MAPW President Dr Bill Williams wrote to to Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on July 1 to congratulate the Australian Senate on its recent resolution regarding the investigation of alleged human rights abuses during the final stages of Sri Lanka's civil war in 2009.

MAPW paper queries Afghanistan participation

MAPW has launched a new discussion paper on Afghanistan by member and psychiatrist Dr Peter Wigg.

Israel, Palestine doctors's joint statement on the armed assault on ships to Gaza

MAPW's sister organisations, the IPPNWi affiliates in Israel and Gaza, have made a joint statement as follows through IPPNW:

JOINT STATEMENT ON THE ARMED ASSAULT ON SHIPS TO GAZA

Vision 2030: An alternative approach to Australia's security. Buy now!

Print or read Vision 2030 online by downloading itWe can also mail you a copy.

MAPW moves: our new contacts

MAPW has moved office. Please note our new office phone: 03 9023 1958; and fax: 03 9662 2619.