#Fukushima #Nuclear testimony, #OHCHR #UNHRC #CRIN #Safecast September 2018 Part 1
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In this video (part 1 of a series) Junko, a mother and ex decommissioning worker describes the health situation in answer to a question put to her by Rachel Clark (Japanese translator) on behalf of the team at nuclear-news.net and Nuclear Hotseat.
Junko describes the health effects on her children and workers cleaning up the soil in contaminated areas.
Please share and like the video on You Tube to show support for the internally displaced people in Japan #OHRC #OSCE
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Posted by Shaun McGee aka Arclight2011
posted on 5th September 2018
The plight of the internally displaced people (IDPs) of Japan has largely gone unrecognised by most media sources. IDP`s though, have been recognised in the last UN Plenary session concerning Japan, here is a link for that;
In this video (part 1 of a series) Junko, a mother and ex decommissioning worker describes the health situation in answer to a question put to her by Rachel Clark (Japanese translator) on behalf of the team at nuclear-news.net and Nuclear Hotseat.
Junko describes the health effects on her children and workers cleaning up the soil in contaminated areas.
This is the first part of a series of testimonies. Please share widely. This video and copy is creative commons with normal attrib.
NOTE ; During the early months of the disaster a health survey was conducted by a…
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Dispersed this article on as many blogs and news sites as I could. Hope it got some good viewings. Excellent articles.
Second part of the series is now up on my you tube and i will do a blog on the second video on Monday to share around.. Thxs for sharing Ken!d