The Nuclear Weapons Inheritance Project (NWIP) is an initiative of IPPNWi's student movement, which aims to engage the current and future decision makers of nuclear weapons states in non-confrontational dialogue.

The Nuclear Weapons Inheritance Project (NWIP) is an initiative of IPPNWi's student movement, which aims to engage the current and future decision makers of nuclear weapons states in non-confrontational dialogue.

The International Student Coalition to Abolish Small Arms is IPPNWi's student action group on small arms violence.

The International Student Coalition to Abolish Small Arms is IPPNWi's student action group on small arms violence.

This site is part of the "Australian Forces Abroad" series which draws together existing knowledge concerning Australian Defence Force and and Australian Federal Police deployments on missions outside Australia, thus allowing communities to assess Australian government policy and its impact.

APPVAi is a veteran non-profit organisation of people involved in peace-keeping operations involving Australian and New Zealand military forces, police, philanthropic and other personnel. Their site contains information about their activities and about Australia's deployments in peace keeping activities.

The author of this Australian anti-nuclear information site writes: I want to maintain a style of irreverence and brevity — it is a bridge for people to investigate further, and to open up a subject by noting current news, as well as the corny graphics."
 

Website provides up to date information on the BTWCi

the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons is the watchdog agency that implements the Chemical Weapons Convention

Oz Peace is currently focusing on the Asia Pacific Defence & Security Exhibition, scheduled to take place in South Australia in November 2008.

The Australian Peace Committee (South Australian Branch) Inc. is an organisation aimed at promoting disarmament, human rights, justice, development and peace.

Peace News is an online newsletter written and produced by and for activists, campaigners and academics from all over the world.

Peace group based in Tasmania 

Physicians for Global Survival is a canadian based coalition of health professional campaigning for the abolition of nuclear weapons. The coalition is a member of IPPNWi

THE Peace Organisation of Australia was founded in 2005 by a group of law students at the University of Melbourne. It awards the Australian Peace Prize, publishes the Australian Journal of Peace Studies, coordinates the Parliamentarians for Peace group and maintains the Australian Peace Directory,

Website for Proposition One to convert industry from nuclear arms to humane aims.

Physicians for Social Responsibility is a US based health professionals working on environmental, peace and security issues.

Official site for the U.S. Department of Defense. Contains information including expenditure and specific conflict sites.

The Australian Government's defence department website

Website for the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.

Campaign for the better treatment of refugees in Australia

The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, campaigns for the abolition of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction, and the creation of security for future generations.

The Council provides US Senators and Members of Congress with technical and scientific information on weapons of mass destruction - nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, nuclear nonproliferation, and other national security issues.

Organisation campaigning to stop the use of child soldiers. 

An archive site of the sanctions on Iraq and thier effects up until 2003 

An organisation campaigning for the better treatment of refugees in Australia

BASIC is a an independent analysis and advocacy organiation which researches global security issues, including nuclear policies, military strategies, armaments ands disarmament.

The Australian Government website of the Australian Safegaurds and Non Proliferation Office.

The Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation ( ANSTOi ) is the Australian Government's centre for nuclear science.

This website was last updated in 2000 but still contains lots of useful material, particularly on uranium mining in Australia.

Not for profit organisation campaigning against nuclear weaons, and the militarisation of space.

The Stimson Centre's work is focused on strengthening institutions for international peace and security, building regional security, and
reducing weapons of mass destruction and transnational threats

Support by the US Dept of Energy, Argonne work in the nuclear industry in the areas of nuclear power, proliferation and environmental impacts.

Trident Ploughshares is a campaign to disarm the UK Trident nuclear weapons system in a non-violent, and peaceful manner.

Science based, not for profit organisation focusing on solutions to peace and security issues

United Nations website, Peace and Security section. Includes information on the structure and purpose of bodies such as the General Assembly and the Security Council.

Information on the status of children in areas of armed conflict.

UNIFEMi is the women's fund at the United Nations. The organisation assists programs and research into gender equity and women's empowerment. Information on peace, security and women.

Verification Research Training and Information centre provides verification systems and processes for international arms control, disarmament and peace treaties.

The website of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, established to work for the abolition of nuclear weapons and train and inspire a new generation of peace leaders

Organisation assisting children affected by armed conflict.

Analysis and commentary on the US nuclear wepons programs. The organisation also assist communities affected by nuclear weapons production and  research.

This website documents coalition casualties for Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. The site details when, where and how fatalities occurred.

Information on the war in Iraq

News and analysis on the Iraq war including analysis, updates and deaths since the invasion in 2003.

Doctors For Iraq is a medical, humanitarian, right to health organisation established by a group of Iraqi doctors in Baghdad in 2003. The doctors provide emergency medical aid to civilians in the conflict areas of Iraq and advocate on the right to health for patients, doctors and medical staff.
 

The organisation is dedicated to the right of self determination for the people of West Papua. The site has links to state based West Papua groups.

Women, War and Peace is the web portal from UNIFEMi on women, peace and security:
 

The ICRC responds to the needs of people affected by armed conflict. The site provides good information on specific geographical areas of current conflicts.

The Australian Anti-Bases Campaign is working for the removal of all nuclear war fighting and associated intelligence facilities and activities in Australia. These include Pine Gap, North West Cape and Smithfield.

The Nuclear Weapon Archive provides current information, technical data, and informative overviews of nuclear weapons and nuclear states.

Data, videos, programs and papers on America's defense spending and monitoring.

The James Martin Centre for Nonproliferation Studies is the largest American NGOi working exculsively on non proliferation issues. The organisation is opposed to the proliferation of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons as well as missiles and other delivery systems.

Environmental action group, campaigning on nuclear power and nuclear weapons. In depth information on the US nuclear fuel cycle, nuclear waste and Yucca mountain.

Analysis about the status and operations of nuclear weapons. The site also looks at the nuclear fuel cycle.

The Parliamentary Network for Nuclear Disarmament is a global network or current members of parliament working toward nuclear disarmament.

The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace is a nonprofit organization focusing on non proliferation and international security issues.

The Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission was established in 2003 to identify achievable directions for international cooperation on the reduction of the dangers of weapons of mass destruction.

The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute is a major and respected international organisation which conducts research on questions of conflict and cooperation. The institute has in depth research material and reports on many issues of international peace, security and weapons.

The Briefing Papers available on this website discuss key issues in the debate around the suitability of nuclear power for Australia's electricity needs, and the problems that surround this technology.

The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists is a not for profit organisation that was formed in 1945. It has extensive information and policy briefings on nuclear weapons.

The International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War is an international medical organisation dedicated to preventing nuclear war and abolishing nuclear weapons. The site includes a detailed report of the human cost of the Iraq war. MAPWA is an active member of the IPPNWi.

A step-by-step examination of the American nuclear reactor disaster.

The Australian Nuclear Free Alliance, is an alliance between environmental and indigenous groups committed to ongoing support for Indigenous people defending country, culture and communities from the nuclear industry.

Map showing Australian nuclear sites including operating uranium mines, US military installations, Nuclear weapons test sites and more.

Control Arms is a campaign working for an international, legally binding Arms Trade Treaty. The campaign is jointly run by Oxfam, Amnesty International and IANSA

The International Action Network on Small Arms (IANSA) is a network of 800 civil society organisations working in 120 countries to stop the proliferation and misuse of small arms and light weapons

The Stop Cluster Munitions campaign is working on a new international process to conclude a new treaty to ban the use of cluster munitions.

The International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War campaign to prevent small arms violence.

The International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL) is a coalition of over 1400 NGOis working in 90 countries to abolish the use of landmines

The international coalition campaigning to ban all cluster munitions.
 

ARPANSAi is the Australian Government organisation with responsibility for safety from radiation of all kinds. (MAPW has critiqued the structure and independence of ARPANSA).

The US-based Arms Control Association promotes effective arms control policies. This site contains a wide range of fact sheets on all types of weapons, and well-organised information on numerous treaties and disarmament initiatives.
 

This blog-style website is about US bases in Australia. It contains campaign news, a list of bases, and a variety of resources.

Amnesty's struggle for implementation of universal human rights includes camaigns for control of the arms trade, and for human rights in war. Their international site includes links to Australian and other local campaigns.

The ACFi campaigns against the nuclear chain, arguing that nuclear power is not a solution to climate change. Their website includes resources on the costs of uranium mining, and the fallibility of nuclear safeguards.

Abolition 2000 is a network of over 2000 organisations in more than 90 countries working for a global treaty to eliminate nuclear weapons. Their site has lots of anti-nuclear campaign resources, and news of the increasing groundswell against nuclear weapons.

Reaching Critical Will is a WILPFi project aiming to increase effective participation of civil society at international disarmament fora. WILPF believes that nuclear disarmament needs sustained effort by governments, non-governmental organizations and the UNi.  Reaching Critical Will presents disarmament information in plain English.

Nuclear Free Queensland is a coalition of groups campaigning against the nuclear industry and uranium mining, from waste to weapons. Site includes fact sheets; and information on uranium in Queensland.

FOE's lively national site has links to news, local events and to information about their campaigns on nuclear and other sustainability issues. Friends of the Earth (FoEi) Australia brings together local FoE groups working for a socially equitable and environmentally sustainable future.

Information concerning conventional weapons, weapons of mass destruction including nuclear weapons, UNi treaties restricting their use, and the human costs of war, can be found on this UN site.

The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICANi) aims to create a groundswell of popular opinion to abolish nuclear weapons. Inform yourself about nuclear issues and sign on as a supporter.