JCP lawmaker speaks before 4.26 mil. signatures for ban on nuke weapons

JCP lawmaker speaks before 4.26 mil. signatures for ban on nuke weapons

Yoshiko Kira, a House of Councillors member of the Japanese Communist Party, speaks before boxes containing a total of some 4.26 million signatures calling for a total ban on all nuclear weapons in Tokyo on April 15, 2015. The signatures will be presented to the chairman of a U.N. conference on the review of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty beginning in New York from April 27. ==Kyodo

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