Call for enactment of air raid victims relief bill

Members of the Liaison Council of Air-Raid Victims of Japan gather in Tokyo on Oct. 14, 2021, calling for the enactment of legislation to provide compensation and relief to the civilian victims of air raids during World War II.

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