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We are JAN UK (januk.org), Japanese residents that live and work in the UK, campaigning on anti-nuclear platform to stop all nuclear power plants in Japan, the UK and everywhere in the world.

Three events were held in London in March 2013, to mark the two-year anniversary of the triple disasters in Japan (the earthquake, tsunami, and ongoing nuclear accident), and especially to speak out against nuclear power:

Fukushima Solidarity march was held in central London on Saturday, March 9th, co-organised by JAN UK, Kick Nuclear, and CND (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament). Candle-lit vigil was held in front of the Japanese Embassy in London in the evening of March 11th, the very day the disaster happened two years ago. Then, straight after that, a public meeting was held in Committee Room 8, at the House of Commons. Main theme of the public meeting was: “The situation in Japan two years on from Fukushima, and the lessons we can learn for a nuclear-free world”.

The speech in this video was made by one of the JAN members.
Three events were held in London in March 2013, to mark the two-year anniversary of the triple disasters in Japan (the earthquake, tsunami, and ongoing nuclear accident), and especially to speak out against nuclear power:

Fukushima Solidarity march was held in central London on Saturday, March 9th, co-organised by JAN UK, Kick Nuclear, and CND (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament). Candle-lit vigil was held in front of the Japanese Embassy in London in the evening of March 11th, the very day the disaster happened two years ago. Then, straight after that, a public meeting was held in Committee Room 8, at the House of Commons. Main theme of the public meeting was: “The situation in Japan two years on from Fukushima, and the lessons we can learn for a nuclear-free world”.

The speech in this video was made by one of the JAN members.

Videos – Voices of nuclear protest and support for Fukushima victims – London UK 9 March 2013

Here are snippets of the speeches given on the day!