What would really make us more secure?

What would really make us more secure?

Kate Hudson assesses the Government’s new Strategic Defence Review and presents CND’s radically realistic alternative.

By Rethinking Security Bath

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Bath Royal Literary & Scientific Institution

16–18 Queen Square Bath BA1 2HN United Kingdom

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About this event

Keir Starmer and his advisers have come to the conclusion that what makes us all insecure is imagined threats from Russia, China and North Korea, and the answer is to plough huge sums of money into new military hardware and encourage the general public to prepare for war.

Dr Kate Hudson, who chaired the CND working party whose Alternative Defence Review was published last month, casts a more serious eye over the existential threats we actually face, from creeping authoritarianism to climate breakdown and ecocide, and suggests that we should direct our efforts and resources more wisely.

This talk is sponsored by Bath & District UNA, Bath Stop War and Rethinking Security B&NES.

The image above is taken from the installation Follow the Leaders by Isaac Cordal.

Dr Kate Hudson was chair of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament from 2003 to 2010 and then its general secretary to 2024. She is now one of its vice-presidents.

She has been an officer of the Stop the War Coalition since 2002 and sits on the board of the International Peace Bureau.

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£5Jul 17 · 19:00 GMT+1