CLEAN : Nobel winner ICAN urges Trump not to quit Iran deal

The transcript discusses the 2017 Peace Prize and the role of Japanese media in promoting the agenda. It highlights the existence of a secret nuclear power in the Middle East and addresses the pushback from nuclear weapon states regarding disarmament efforts. The conversation shifts to the US government's potential decertification of the Iran deal, emphasizing the negative impact and the importance of compliance. The final section underscores the power of civil society in changing perceptions about nuclear weapons, stressing that governments must heed public opinion to deem nuclear arms unacceptable.

What significant event in 2017 is highlighted in the context of nuclear disarmament?

• The signing of a new nuclear treaty

• The launch of a disarmament campaign

• The awarding of a Peace Prize

• A major nuclear disarmament summit

What is a major concern regarding the US government's stance on nuclear agreements?

• Decertifying existing deals

• Increasing nuclear stockpiles

• Strengthening international alliances

• Reducing military funding

How does civil society contribute to nuclear disarmament efforts?

• By making nuclear weapons unacceptable

• By developing new nuclear technologies

• By increasing military budgets

• By supporting nuclear-armed states

What is the role of public perception in nuclear disarmament?

• It only affects non-nuclear states

• It influences government actions

• It can make nuclear weapons seem necessary

• It has no impact on government policies

Why might North Korea view nuclear weapons as justified?

• Due to international treaties

• Because of global disarmament efforts

• For perceived security reasons

• To comply with UN resolutions