Daniel Ajudeonu, a Nigerian activist and member of Young Pugwash, discusses his journey into nuclear disarmament, inspired by experiences such as a UN summer school and involvement with Effective Altruism. He focuses on youth capacity-building in Africa, addressing nuclear disarmament and peaceful applications like energy and medicine. Ajudeonu highlights nuclear weapons as destabilizing and advocates for eliminating them through global treaties like the TPNW, improved dialogue among nuclear states, and enhanced public awareness. Despite challenges like restrictive visa policies and limited representation of Global South voices, he emphasizes the need for inclusivity, knowledge-sharing, and long-term commitment to disarmament and global security.

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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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