60 Faces: Michael Foot

Speaking of this in 2005, he said, ‘We put forward an intelligent approach to CND’s issues in the manifesto… measures not only for abolishing nuclear weapons here… but also putting forward proposals for securing nuclear disarmament internationally: to open discussions on getting rid of nuclear weapons across the whole field.’

CND’s policy on elections is based on a resolution moved by Foot at 1962 Annual Conference – it upheld CND’s independent campaigning role and said that it would work to influence all parties and not support any one candidate.

What is 60 faces of CND?
2018 is the 60th anniversary of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

Founded in 1958 at the height of the Cold War, CND has been a powerful collective voice against the dangers of nuclear weapons.

CND’s greatest strength has always been its members.
Incredible people have shaped our history,
our present and will continue to inspire in the future.

Here we take a look at 60 Faces of CND,
60 people who represent all the millions of people
who have campaigned for nuclear disarmament over the decades
and have made our organisation so remarkable.