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Tag Archives: children
U.N. rights expert urges Japan to halt women and child evacuee returns to radioactive parts of Fukushima via the Japan Times
GENEVA – The Japanese government must halt the return of women and children displaced by the March 2011 nuclear disaster back to areas of Fukushima where radiation levels remain high, a U.N. human rights expert said Thursday. The special rapporteur on … Continue reading
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Tagged 20 millisieverts, children, evacuation, forced return policy, UN Human Rights, Women
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Study of developmental disorders among newborns in Fukushima City after the Great East Japan Earthquake and nuclear power plant accident via Fukushima Journal of Medical Science
This corrects the article “Study of developmental disorders among newborns in Fukushima City after the Great East Japan Earthquake and nuclear power plant accident; an adjunct study of the Fukushima Regional Center of the Japan Environmental and Children’s Study (JECS)” … Continue reading
Meet the Japanese Moms Running a Citizens’ Lab to Track Nuclear Radiation via Broadly
A woman in a lab coat and surgical mask analyzes a screen full of data. Only those with some training in physics—and in this case, a fear of radiation—would be able to make sense of these numbers. Ayumi Iida, 33, … Continue reading
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Tagged children, contamination, health effects, mothers, thyroid cancer
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8 Years On: Number of Kids Dives in Disaster-Hit Fukushima Municipalities via Nippon.com
Fukushima, March 15 (Jiji Press)–In 10 Fukushima Prefecture municipalities where elementary and junior high school have reopened after the lifting of nuclear evacuation advisories, the number of students stood at 758 as of May 1, 2018, about 10 pct of … Continue reading
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Tagged children, East Japan Earthquake + Fukushima, evacuation, return policy
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Fukushima women and children on the Frontline: Workers and Children Radiation Risks and Human Rights Violations via Greenpeace
Eight years after the start of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster and two years after the Japanese government lifted evacuation orders in areas of Namie and Iitate, radiation levels remain too high for the safe return of thousands of Japanese … Continue reading
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Tagged children, De/Contamination, health effects, labor, return policy, United Nations
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Teaching about radiation after Fukushima via The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
By Maxime Polleri, February 26, 2019 At the entrance to the Fukushima Prefectural Centre for Environmental Creation, a friendly hippopotamus-like mascot welcomes visitors while accepting hugs from children. Buzzing with young families, this government-sponsored scientific hub was created to explain the phenomenon … Continue reading
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Tagged children, East Japan Earthquake + Fukushima, Education, health effects, Miharu, radioactivity
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High iodine distribution, low intake among children after Fukushima nuclear accident via Healio
[…] In Miharu, health care professionals distributed stable iodine to 3,134 households (94.9% distribution rate) after explosions at the Fukushima nuclear plant caused by the 2011 earthquake in eastern Japan, along with instructions provided by the local government. Screening and … Continue reading
Japan’s nuclear watchdog weighs giving children priority in distribution of iodine tablets via Japan Times
Japan’s nuclear regulation body decided Wednesday to review the nation’s distribution system for iodine tablets against radiation exposure, with an eye on giving priority to children. Current rules say iodine tablets should be in principle distributed in advance to all … Continue reading
Does living near a nuclear plant give children cancer? via Beyond Nuclear International
By Cindy Folkers Nuclear regulators don’t want you to know More than 60 studies have shown increases of childhood leukemia around nuclear facilities worldwide. Despite this finding, there has never been independent analysis in the US examining connections between childhood cancer … Continue reading
Fukushima mothers visit France and the UN to demand their human rights via Beyond Nuclear
By Linda Pentz Gunter, with contributions from Kurumi Sugita and Akiko Morimatsu When Kazumi Kusano stood in the CRIIRAD radiological laboratory in Valence, France listening to lab director, Bruno Chareyron, describe just how radioactive the soil sample taken from a school … Continue reading
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Tagged children, CRIIRAD, East Japan Earthquake + Fukushima, evacuation, health, United Nations
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