Top court orders benefit payments to 3 A-bomb victims in Brazil

Top court orders benefit payments to 3 A-bomb victims in Brazil

TOKYO, Japan - Supporters for three Japanese atomic-bomb survivors in Brazil celebrate in front of the Supreme Court in Tokyo after the top court upheld a high court decision ordering the Hiroshima prefectural government to pay them all the healthcare benefits they are entitled to without applying a statute of limitations.

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