Students hope to stop India, Pakistan nukes with play

Students hope to stop India, Pakistan nukes with play

TOKYO, Japan - Students of the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies perform ''Hadashi no Gen'' in Urdu at the university on Oct. 26. The students have been performing the anti-nuclear drama, which depicts a boy who survived the U.S. atomic bombing of Hiroshima, in a bid to encourage people in India and Pakistan to urge their governments to abandon nuclear arms. (Kyodo)

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