Antinuclear group begins conference in Tokyo

Antinuclear group begins conference in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - The Japan Congress Against A and H Bombs (Gensuikin) opens a two-day conference on Aug. 1 in Tokyo to discuss global nuclear issues and ways to rid northeast Asia of nuclear weapons. Experts from Asia, Europe, Russia and the United States and representatives of nongovernmental organizations are taking part in the conference.

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