Amelia Broodryk | ISS Africa

24 Sep 2014 / by Amelia Broodryk

Nuclear doomsday clock keeps ticking down

Although nuclear weapons were last used almost seven decades ago, a humanitarian argument for their complete elimination is more valid than ever.

15 May 2014 / by Noël Stott and Amelia Broodryk

Making progress: implementing UNSCR 1540 in Africa

African countries are prioritising the implementation of UNSC resolution 1540 to stop non-state actors from acquiring nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.

24 Mar 2014 / by Amelia Broodryk and Shaun Edge

International nuclear security: why Africa must make its voice heard

Africa's role in the future of international nuclear security remains crucial

19 Mar 2014 / by Amelia Broodryk and Shaun Edge

Africa's engagement with the international nuclear security framework

This policy brief argues that although the Nuclear Security Summit process has assisted in placing greater emphasis on improving international nuclear security.

29 Nov 2013 / by Amelia Broodryk

Navigating nuclear traffic

The seizure of a kilogram of uranium in South Africa highlights the importance of implementing international, regional and national nuclear security measures.

03 Apr 2013 / by Amelia Broodryk and Shaun Edge

Africa's role in shaping the international nuclear security agenda

This policy brief argues that the momentum generated by the nuclear security summit process is merely a starting point for improving nuclear security.

28 Mar 2012 / by Amelia Broodryk and Noël Stott

Progress towards securing Africa's nuclear resources

This publication is an updated and enhanced version of 'Securing Africa's Nuclear Resources'.

31 Aug 2011 / by Amelia Broodryk

Africa's Contribution to a World Free of Nuclear Tests

On 29 August, the international community observed the second International Day against Nuclear Tests. Africa has banned nuclear testing on the continent and should now play its part in ensuring that a global ban is achieved.

26 May 2011 / by Amelia Broodryk and Noël Stott

Building Africa's Capacity to Prevent the Misuse of Toxic Chemicals

The prevention of the proliferation and misuse of WMDs is an accepted norm amongst virtually all African States. The success of the CWC in Africa shows the continent's commitment to a world free of chemical weapons.

15 Feb 2011 / by Amelia Broodryk and Noël Stott

Securing Africa's Nuclear Resources

The need to better secure nuclear and other radioactive material and associated technologies has taken on heightened significance in recent times. African States have a key role to play in implementing US President Barack Obama's effort 'to secure all vulnerable nuclear material around the world within four years'.

01 Jul 2010 / by Foy Kum Hubert, Amelia Broodryk and Noël Stott

'Keep calm and carry On' An initial African assessment of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) 2010 Review Conference

This paper makes an attempt to digest the final document from an African perspective.

31 May 2009 / by Noël Stott, Gugu Dube and Amelia Broodryk

A guide to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons: Hope in a time of global insecurity

This Guide provides a broad overview of the NPT and the past and present review cycles.