U.N. official on disarmament Kane

U.N. official on disarmament Kane

NAGASAKI, Japan - Angela Kane, the United Nations high representative for disarmament affairs, speaks during an interview in Nagasaki on Aug. 9, 2012. She called on the international community to fulfill its moral responsibility in eliminating nuclear weapons, noting the inhumanity of their use.

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