Tag Archives: Muto Ruiko

Mr Itakura Masao who returned to live in Tomioka Town, Fukushima Prefecture. via FoEJapan

Posted on 2022/03/13 by nfield

“If you haven’t seen Fukushima, you can’t possibly imagine this reality,” said by Mr. Itakura Masao, who returned to live in Tomioka Town, Fukushima Prefecture. The evacuation orders for the town of Tomioka in Fukushima Prefecture were lifted in 2017. … Continue reading →

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Hibakusha: Hiroshima ‘black rain’ victim follows predecessor in seeking recognition via The Mainichi

Posted on 2020/07/26 by nfield

HIROSHIMA — Some victims of radioactive “black rain” that fell on Hiroshima and surrounding areas in the immediate aftermath of the U.S. atomic bombing of the city in 1945 are still fighting for the right to receive free health care … Continue reading →

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Five Years On-Voices of Fukushima via Peace Boat

Posted on 2016/03/09 by norma field
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【petition】For a full and fair investigation by the public prosecutors via the Fukushima Group Pursuing Criminal Charges against Tepco Executives and Government Officials

Posted on 2013/01/23 by norma field

There are several group legal efforts ongoing in Japan to have criminal charges brought against responsible people at Tepco and in the government. In the Japanese legal system, the decision to bring criminal charges rests with the public prosecutors office. … Continue reading →

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Muto Ruiko and the Movement of Fukushima Residents to Pursue Criminal Charges against Tepco Executives and Government Officials via Japan Focus

Posted on 2012/07/01 by Tomomi Yamaguchi

This article includes a speech by Muto Ruiko, given at the Atomic Age II: Fukushima symposium on May 5 at the University of Chicago. Tomomi YAMAGUCHI and Muto Ruiko Translation by Norma Field Summary Muto Ruiko is a long-time antinuclear … Continue reading →

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