Memorial ceremony for 19 victims of care facility knife rampage

Memorial ceremony for 19 victims of care facility knife rampage

Photo taken Sept. 12, 2016, near JR Osaka station shows a memorial service for 19 victims of a knife rampage at a care facility for the disabled near Tokyo in July. Around 160 disabled people and sexual minorities took part in it with placards, which read "I am one of them." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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