Fukushima intellectuals form group to build inclusive society

Naoya Maekawa (R) and other intellectuals based in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, meet the press in Fukushima City on June 19, 2015, explaining the founding of "Diversity Fukushima," a group aimed at building a nondiscriminatory society which respects the presence of minorities including sexual minorities and foreign residents. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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