Japanese atomic bomb survivors' group Nihon Hidankyo wins Nobel Peace Prize
Briefly

The grassroots movement from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, known as Hibakusha, has been honored for using painful experiences to cultivate hope and engagement for peace.
The Norwegian Nobel Committee emphasized the testimony of atomic bomb survivors, reminding us of the pain caused by nuclear weapons and the necessity of upholding the nuclear taboo.
In light of the modern threats posed by nuclear capabilities and the alarming pressures against the nuclear taboo, Nihon Hidankyo’s contributions to peace are more vital than ever.
The effects of nuclear weapons are described as the most destructive ever seen, prompting urgency in the mission to prevent their use in the future.
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