Nagasaki students produce calendar calling for abolition of nuke weapons

NAGASAKI, Japan - Shiori Sonoda, a high school student in Nagasaki, holds a calendar in January 2014 that she and other students produced for sale as part of their campaign to collect signatures calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons. The 15-month calendar from January 2014 to March 2015 features a collection of photos of the students' activities in 2013.

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2014/2/06 00:00:00

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2014 Kyodo News

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