10 of 161 plaintiffs recognized as "hibakusha"

10 of 161 plaintiffs recognized as "hibakusha"

Photo taken Feb. 22, 2016, in the city of Nagasaki, southwestern Japan, shows a meeting attended by plaintiffs seeking official recognition as "hibakusha" atomic bomb survivors and their supporters, after the Nagasaki District Court recognized 10 of 161 plaintiffs seeking such recognition. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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