Jeremy Corbyn has revealed that he will appoint a minister for peace and disarmament if he becomes Prime Minister. The Labour leader outlined his plan in an hour-long documentary, directed by award-winning filmmaker Ken Loach, detailing his interactions with party supporters. Corbyn underlined his own opposition to nuclear weapons but went further to stress that he would actively work in government to use Britain’s global role to push for disarmament and world peace. In the…
UK Labour leader Corbyn plans ‘Minister For Peace’
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