Panel says ex-TEPCO execs should face mandatory indictment

Panel says ex-TEPCO execs should face mandatory indictment

Ruiko Muto (C), who heads a group that lodged a complaint against Tokyo Electric Power Co. executives over the 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident, and its lawyer (R) hold banners reading "Mandatory Indictment" and "Justice for Citizens" in Tokyo on July 31, 2015. That day an independent judicial panel of citizens said that three former TEPCO executives should be indicted and tried for professional negligence. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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