Human chain to protest against nuke plant restart

Human chain to protest against nuke plant restart

TOKYO, Japan - Members of a civic organization opposing the restart of nuclear power plants surround the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry building in Tokyo on Sept. 11, 2014. It is three years since the organization set up a tent in front of the building in a show of protest.

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