Return the Humans: A Diary of Observing the Atomic Bomb Disease Lawsuit / Chiaki Hasegawa / Kamogawa Publishing

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[Content Introduction]

A moving book chronicling every court session.
A vivid report written after attending every court session for six and a half years since the start of the Kinki lawsuit, which paved the way for 21 consecutive victories in the group lawsuit for atomic bomb disease. It conveys what led to the agreement with the Prime Minister and the realization of the Atomic Bomb Disease Relief Act, and what should be done in an era moving towards the abolition of nuclear weapons.

Chapter 1: The Kinki Struggle that Opened the Prospect of Victory
Chapter 2: Building Up Verdicts Towards Revision of National Recognition Review Standards
Chapter 3: Achieving Relief for All Atomic Bomb Victims and an Agreement with the Prime Minister
It began with one person's struggle (Hiroki Bito)

Chiaki Hasegawa
Joined The Asahi Shimbun Company as a reporter in 1960.
Served as Head of the Cultural News Department at the Tokyo Head Office, and Director of the Editorial Bureau at the Nagoya Head Office and Osaka Head Office. Currently, a standing committee member of the Kyoto Association for a Non-Nuclear Government.