'There wasn't a day when I didn't ask myself: How could you give your son away?' (Andrew Moss, father of the baby boy given up for adoption by Labour MP Clare Short)(Interview)

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Giving up a baby for adoption is an extremely traumatic experience, and the parents of that baby can often live with the guilt for the rest of their lives, according to Andrew Moss, the father of the baby boy given up for adoption by Clare Short, who is now a Labour MP. He has experienced many years of depression and anguish, and was therefore overjoyed to be able to be reunited with his son, who is now 31. The guilt of giving up his first child prevented him from having further children until much later in life.

Psychological aspects, Interview, Adoption, Moss, Andrew

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For sale: a Russian nuclear bomb, a snip at $250,000, one careless owner

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William Arkin, head of Greenpeace's Disarmament Research Unit, made plans in 1991 to purchase a nuclear warhead from a senior lieutenant in the Russian army. This operation was designed to draw attention to the fact that nuclear warheads could be obtained relatively readily for money. However, the man from whom the warhead was to have been purchased subsequently disappeared. There is considerable uncertainty about how the operation began in the first place and why it ended.

Other Ordnance and Accessories Manufacturing, Ordnance and accessories, not elsewhere classified, Nuclear Warheads, Political activity, Nuclear weapons, Greenpeace Foundation

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Anti-capitalists turn their sights on arms dealers

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The Defence Systems and Equipment international arms fair in London, England, is to be targeted by anti-capitalist protesters. They feel that the global arms trade is morally unsound and is mainly unaccountable.

Military Transactions, Ethical aspects, International economic relations, Weapons, Capitalism

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