Edwick Madzimure, president of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) Zimbabwe, discusses her advocacy for nuclear disarmament, linking it to broader issues of peace, gender equality, and climate justice. She emphasizes Africa's overlooked role in uranium mining and the disproportionate effects of nuclear testing and proliferation on the Global South. Madzimure critiques the lack of awareness and political will in African governments toward disarmament, advocating for increased public education, demystification of technical nuclear discourse, and stronger civil society coalitions. She underscores the need for gender-inclusive research and policies, highlighting strides made through WILPF's partnerships and regional collaborations to promote disarmament and address systemic inequities.

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This interview with Ayo Ayoola-Amale explores her journey as a lawyer, activist, and peace advocate. She highlights her role in founding the Ghana section of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF), emphasizing its mission for gender equality, human rights, and disarmament. Drawing on personal experiences and inspiration from figures like Rosa Parks, she discusses the intersections of gender, peace, and justice, advocating for global disarmament and ethical technology use. Ayoola-Amale underscores the need for collaboration, inclusivity, and continuous advocacy to address global challenges like nuclear proliferation and autonomous weapons.

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