Why it matters:
This year, in addition to the annual calls for the abolition of nuclear weapons, Japanese protesters protested the crimes of the Zionist regime and called for an end to the genocide of Palestinians in this besieged strip.
The big picture:
The protests took place in front of the Atomic Bomb Dome as official ceremonies marking the bombing anniversary were held. Participants used the occasion to amplify calls for global solidarity against Gaza war and Israeli genocide in Palestine.
What they are saying:
Demonstrators stressed the need for unity and solidarity to stop what they referred to as mass killings carried out by Israel. Their message extended beyond nuclear disarmament to include current global conflicts.
Key points:
The protest coincided with the 80th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing.
Banners in English read “Free Gaza!” and “Stop Another Genocide.”
Protesters demanded the abolition of nuclear weapons and an end to wars. Calls for solidarity were aimed at preventing further atrocities in Palestine.
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