Japanese students present signatures for nuke disarmament

Japanese students present signatures for nuke disarmament

GENEVA, Switzerland - Masanori Aoki (standing,) a 17-year-old from Japan, delivers a speech to call on the abolishment of nuclear weapons at the U.N. office in Geneva, Switzerland, on Aug. 19, 2010. Six Japanese high school messengers of peace presented the U.N. Conference on Disarmaments with some 75,000 signatures supporting the cause. (Kyodo)

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