World NGOs, lawmakers urge abolition of nukes

World NGOs, lawmakers urge abolition of nukes

NAGASAKI, Japan - Participants in the second world meeting for abolishing nuclear weapons sing on the opening day of the three-day meeting in Nagasaki on Nov. 22. Some 2,500 people attended, including atomic bomb victims from Hiroshima and Nagasaki and officials from nongovernmental organizations and lawmakers from the United States, Britain and eight other countries.

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