Non-Nuclear

Some 72% of respondents in a 2009 poll conducted by the Mainichi newspaper, a nationwide daily, said they supported keeping the Three Non-Nuclear Principles in tact, while only 24% wanted them revised or scrapped to allow the introduction of nuclear weapons.

In Japan, Provocative Case for Staying Nuclear Chester Dawson 2011

"We have absolutely no plans to change the existing policy based on the Three Non-Nuclear Principles, so that's the way we'll deal with things going forward," Minister of Defense Yasuo Ichikawa said in an interview last month.

In Japan, Provocative Case for Staying Nuclear Chester Dawson 2011

The Japanese government says it is committed to its self-imposed Three Non-Nuclear Principles, a 1967 policy banning the production, possession and presence of nuclear weapons in Japan.

In Japan, Provocative Case for Staying Nuclear Chester Dawson 2011

Thus, the Japanese government's duplicity in connection with the Three Non-Nuclear Principles should not come as a total surprise.

Lying About Nuclear Weapons Lawrence Wittner 2010

In 1968, Japan's ruling conservatives -- the misnamed Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) -- under enormous pressure from an antinuclear public, had proclaimed Japan's Three Non-Nuclear Principles: the government would not manufacture, own, or allow the entry of nuclear weapons into Japan.

Lying About Nuclear Weapons Lawrence Wittner 2010

His books included "Atomic Energy in the Soviet Union" (1959), "The Peaceful Atom in Foreign Policy" (1963) and "The Future of Non-Nuclear Nations" (1970).

Arnold Kramish dies; physicist worked on Manhattan Project 2010

Provocation and contempt, threats and sanctions without underlying negotiable proposals, an Orwellian stage pitting the Five Nuclear Weapons States -- standing on their self-assigned moral high ground -- against a paranoiac, but still Non-Nuclear Weapons State.

Bruno Pellaud: The Coming Botched Nuclear Negotiations with Iran 2009

Provocation and contempt, threats and sanctions without underlying negotiable proposals, an Orwellian stage pitting the Five Nuclear Weapons States -- standing on their self-assigned moral high ground -- against a paranoiac, but still Non-Nuclear Weapons State.

Bruno Pellaud: The Coming Botched Nuclear Negotiations with Iran 2009

We are also committed to retaining the independent nuclear deterrent and we will continue to work, both bilaterally and through the UN, to urge states not yet party to non-proliferation treaties, notably the Non-Nuclear Proliferation Treaty, to join.

Archive 2006-12-01 Garry 2006

We are also committed to retaining the independent nuclear deterrent and we will continue to work, both bilaterally and through the UN, to urge states not yet party to non-proliferation treaties, notably the Non-Nuclear Proliferation Treaty, to join.

We Are Committed to Self-Serving Hypocrisy Garry 2006