People protest gov't plan to extend SDF mission in Iraq

HIROSHIMA, Japan - People promoting ban-the-atomic bomb campaigns stage a protest in Hiroshima on Dec. 6 against the Japanese government's plan to extend the current deployment mission in Samawah, southern Iraq.

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