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سياسةدعا المغرب، جميع الدول، لاسيما تلك المدرجة في الملحق الثاني من معاهدة الحظر الشامل للتجارب النووية، إلى التصديق على المعاهدة قصد تحقيق عالميتها، مشيرا إلى أنه شارك بكيفية نشيطة في مسلسل المفاوضات المتعلقة بهذه المعاهدة، وكان أحد البلدان الأوائل التي وقعت وصادقت على المعاهدة.وأوضح السفير الممثل الدائم للمملكة لدى المنظمات الدولية بفيينا، عز الدين فرحان، أمس الجمعة، أن المغرب مقتنع بأن تعزيز تعددية الأطراف والتعاون الدولي يظلان عنصرين أساسيين من أجل تقديم إجابات شاملة وفعالة على التهديدات العالمية المتعلقة بالانتشار النووي.وقال أثناء تقديمه لإعلان المغرب خلال المؤتمر الوزاري للمادة الرابعة عشرة، الرامي إلى تسهيل دخول معاهدة الحظر الشامل للتجارب النووية حيز التنفيذ، إن المملكة، التي تظل ملتزمة بقوة بدخول هذه المعاهدة حيز التنفيذ، تتعهد بتقديم دعمها الموصول والثابت للجهود الدولية الهادفة إلى تعزيز هذه المعاهدة، وتعرب عن دعمها الكامل لمضمون الإعلان الختامي المعتمد خلال هذا المؤتمر.وأوضح أن هذا المؤتمر الوزاري يتزامن هذا العام مع الذكرى السنوية ال25 لفتح باب التوقيع على معاهدة الحظر الشامل للتجارب النووية، ويعقد عشية أشغال المؤتمر ال10 لاستعراض معاهدة عدم انتشار الأسلحة النووية.وتابع قوله إن الأمر يتعلق بـ”لحظة قوية لإعادة تأكيد التزاماتنا (الحاجة إلى دخول المعاهدة حيز التنفيذ)، ومراجعة الخطوات المتخذة وتقييم تطبيق آلية دولية مهمة بشأن نزع الأسلحة وعدم الانتشار”.وشدد

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Greenpeace activists wearing gas masks block the doors of the Hydro-Quebec building in Montreal and chain themselves to the doors of the building. They hold banners reading in French "Hydro-Quebec : Close Gentilly”.

Activists from Greenpeace Africa simulate nuclear pollution on the beach in Sea Point, Cape Town. The "clean up" crew, dressed in protective clothing, work to remove yellow barrels marked with a nuclear symbol. The simulated nuclear pollution disaster seeks to increase public awareness of nuclear risks. The activists are taking part in a global day of action. Activists in 19 countries protest against nuclear power in advance of the March 11 memorial for the Fukushima Daiichi disaster.

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Activists from Greenpeace Africa simulate nuclear pollution on the beach in Sea Point, Cape Town. The simulated nuclear pollution disaster seeks to increase public awareness of nuclear risks. The activists are taking part in a global day of action. Activists in 19 countries protest against nuclear power in advance of the March 11 memorial for the Fukushima Daiichi disaster.

Greenpeace activists don radiation suits and parade through some of Jakarta's most crowded locations to highlight the inherent dangers of nuclear energy, before assembling in front of Indonesia's Ministry of Research and Technology. During the Global Day of action to commemorate the first anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.

Greenpeace is urging the Indonesian government to drop their plans for nuclear energy and instead concentrate on enabling the rapid uptake of this region's abundant clean, safe, renewable energy resources.

Greenpeace is calling on the ASEAN to divert from the nuclear path it laid down in the Treaty of Bangkok and repeal the nuclear development provision in the ASEAN Energy Cooperation Plan for 2010-2015. It is also calling on the Japanese government to not restart any nuclear plants, and for a global phase out of inherently dangerous nuclear reactors.

Activists from Greenpeace Africa simulate nuclear pollution on the beach in Sea Point, Cape Town. The "clean up" crew, dressed in protective clothing, work to remove yellow barrels marked with a nuclear symbol. The simulated nuclear pollution disaster seeks to increase public awareness of nuclear risks. The activists are taking part in a global day of action. Activists in 19 countries protest against nuclear power in advance of the March 11 memorial for the Fukushima Daiichi disaster.

Greenpeace activists take part in a candlelight vigil to pay homage to the victims of the earthquake that hit Japan and say no to nuclear energy. The candlelight vigil in Bangalore is part of the nationwide campaign by Greenpeace and independent volunteers against nuclear power in India.

One month after the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disasters hit Japan, destroying lives and causing mass evacuations, Greenpeace activists project the anti-nuclear message in Spanish No more Fukushima; onto the Santa María de Garoña Nuclear Power Plant. This and other actions at other operating Spanish nuclear power plants are carried out to demand an end to the nuclear age.

Arief Fiyanto, Climate and Energy Campaigner, Greenpeace Southeast Asia delivers the "Lessons from Fukushima" report to Dr. Agus R Hoetman, a Deputy Minister, Ministry of Research and Technology in Indonesia

Greenpeace activists don radiation suits and parade through some of Jakarta's most crowded locations to highlight the inherent dangers of nuclear energy, before assembling in front of Indonesia's Ministry of Research and Technology. During the Global Day of action to commemorate the first anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.

Greenpeace is urging the Indonesian government to drop their plans for nuclear energy and instead concentrate on enabling the rapid uptake of this region's abundant clean, safe, renewable energy resources.

Greenpeace is calling on the ASEAN to divert from the nuclear path it laid down in the Treaty of Bangkok and repeal the nuclear development provision in the ASEAN Energy Cooperation Plan for 2010-2015. It is also calling on the Japanese government to not restart any nuclear plants, and for a global phase out of inherently dangerous nuclear reactors.

Greenpeace activists don radiation suits and parade through some of Jakarta's most crowded locations to highlight the inherent dangers of nuclear energy, before assembling in front of Indonesia's Ministry of Research and Technology. During the Global Day of action to commemorate the first anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.

Greenpeace is urging the Indonesian government to drop their plans for nuclear energy and instead concentrate on enabling the rapid uptake of this region's abundant clean, safe, renewable energy resources.

Greenpeace is calling on the ASEAN to divert from the nuclear path it laid down in the Treaty of Bangkok and repeal the nuclear development provision in the ASEAN Energy Cooperation Plan for 2010-2015. It is also calling on the Japanese government to not restart any nuclear plants, and for a global phase out of inherently dangerous nuclear reactors.

Greenpeace volunteers present Advent wreaths during protest against the Castor nuclear waste transport from LaHague to the intermediate storage Gorleben. Greenpeace groups of many cities had made the wreaths with candles and nuclear symbols to support the people in Wendland. The presentation is at the protest camp in Dannenberg..
Greenpeace Gruppen aus vielen Staedten Deutschlands haben Adventskraenze mit Atomsymbolen gebastelt als Gruss und Unterstuetzung des Widerstands im Wendland. Der Protest ist gegen den Castor Atommuell-Transport in das atomare Zwischenlager Gorleben.Die Kraenze werden auf der zentralen Protestwiese in Dannenberg auf einem Tisch in X-Form praesentiert.

Witnesses from Fukushima, Japan, take part at protest activities around the Castor nuclear waste transport to the interim storage in Gorleben. They join the demonstration with a banner and are speakers on the stage. The banner reads: "Fukushima is everywhere". The testimonials are: Kanako Nishikata (34) with her 2 children Kaito (11) and Fuu (9) from Fukushima city, who had to leave her home..
Zeugen und Opfer der Atomkatastrophe in Fukushima, Japan, nehmen an den Protesten gegen den Castortransport in das Zwischenlager Gorleben teil. Sie tragen ein Banner : "Fukushima ist ueberall" auf der Demonstration und halten Reden auf der zentralen Kundgebung. Die Japaner sind: Kanako Nishikata mit ihren 2 Kindern Kaito (11) und Fuu (9), Biobaeuerin Tatsuko Ogawara und der Fernsehschauspieler Taro Yamamoto.

Witnesses from Fukushima, Japan, take part at protest activities around the Castor nuclear waste transport to the interim storage in Gorleben. They join the demonstration with a banner and are speakers on the stage. The banner reads: "Fukushima is everywhere". The testimonials are: Kanako Nishikata (34) with her 2 children Kaito (11) and Fuu (9) from Fukushima city, who had to leave her home..
Zeugen und Opfer der Atomkatastrophe in Fukushima, Japan, nehmen an den Protesten gegen den Castortransport in das Zwischenlager Gorleben teil. Sie tragen ein Banner : "Fukushima ist ueberall" auf der Demonstration und halten Reden auf der zentralen Kundgebung. Die Japaner sind: Kanako Nishikata mit ihren 2 Kindern Kaito (11) und Fuu (9), Biobaeuerin Tatsuko Ogawara und der Fernsehschauspieler Taro Yamamoto.

Greenpeace volunteers present Advent wreaths during protest against the Castor nuclear waste transport from LaHague to the intermediate storage Gorleben. Greenpeace groups of many cities had made the wreaths with candles and nuclear symbols to support the people in Wendland. The presentation is at the protest camp in Dannenberg..
Greenpeace Gruppen aus vielen Staedten Deutschlands haben Adventskraenze mit Atomsymbolen gebastelt als Gruss und Unterstuetzung des Widerstands im Wendland. Der Protest ist gegen den Castor Atommuell-Transport in das atomare Zwischenlager Gorleben.Die Kraenze werden auf der zentralen Protestwiese in Dannenberg auf einem Tisch in X-Form praesentiert.

Protest against the nuclear waste transport to the interim storage in Gorleben, Wendland. People with flags and nuclear signs at the central demonstration place..
Castor-Protest gegen den Atommuell-Transport nach Gorleben im Wendland. Demonstranten mit Flaggen und Atomzeichen auf der zentralen Kundgebung.

Protest against the nuclear waste transport to the interim storage in Gorleben, Wendland. People with flags and nuclear signs at the central demonstration place..
Castor-Protest gegen den Atommuell-Transport nach Gorleben im Wendland. Demonstranten mit Flaggen und Atomzeichen auf der zentralen Kundgebung.

One month after the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disasters hit Japan, destroying lives and causing mass evacuations, Greenpeace activists project the anti-nuclear message in Spanish "No more Fukushima" onto the Cofrentes Nuclear Power Plant. This and other actions at other operating Spanish nuclear power plants are carried out to demand an end to the nuclear age.

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A fully loaded truck with yellow nuclear waste barrels .
Een vrachtwagen vol met gele kernafvalvaten