FESTIVAL PREMIERE On January 22 2021, the milestone victory of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons came into force&nbsp;making Nuclear Weapons illegal in International Law. This short hope-filled documentary charts the phenomenal efforts for eradicating nuclear weapons from survivors of Hiroshima to young British Buddhists and ICAN today. All linked over several decades and internationally to build to this historic moment. This short film takes us from the horror of nuclear weapons to the value of solidarity and never giving up.&nbsp;

Global Network for Peace

The filmed Q and A&nbsp;discussion with film director Maeve Murphy, Director of SGI-UK Robert Harrap, participant Sanya Rajpal and co-producer Tania Porqueddo, all Buddhist peace advocates from SGI-UK, will celebrate the moment and discuss where we go from here.&nbsp;

Q & A

Global Network for Peace W/ Recorded Q & A

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Foyle Film Intercultural & Anti-Racism Festival marks its 15th year with an expanded virtual programme of films and special cinema-related events tackling a wide range of topics pertaining to all forms of discrimination, prejudice, human rights abuses, inequality, and environmental challenges.

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