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Gandhi's Nonviolence Message Tested in a Nuclear World
Original: International Day of Nonviolence in a Nuclear World: Enduring Gandhi’s Message
Marking the International Day of Nonviolence, observed 2 October on Mahatma Gandhi's birthday, commentators argue his message of nonviolent resistance remains relevant amid today's nuclear arsenals and geopolitical tensions. Writers contend Gandhi's insistence that means must match ends offers a moral challenge to deterrence thinking, urging disarmament and peaceful conflict resolution as nuclear risks persist.
Why now: The International Day of Nonviolence on 2 October prompts reflection on Gandhi's teachings against the backdrop of ongoing nuclear threats.
Mahatma GandhiInternational Day of NonviolenceUnited Nations
Evidence
- International Day of Nonviolence in a Nuclear World: Enduring Gandhi’s Message · countercurrents.org
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