Peace activists mark 100-day countdown to NPT review conference

Peace activists mark 100-day countdown to NPT review conference

NEW YORK, United States - Peace activists of Japanese and U.S. groups practice reading from a book showing a road map to peace ahead of a peace event in New York on Jan. 22, 2010. The event was held 100 days ahead of a critical U.N. conference aimed at reviewing the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty later in 2010 and was held through a live video feed that connected to citizens in Hiroshima via the Internet.

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