Hundreds rally in Japan against dropped Fukushima crisis charges
Source: Voice of Russia
Hundreds rallied Saturday in Tokyo to protest a decision by prosecutors to drop charges over the Fukushima nuclear meltdowns, meaning no one has been indicted, let alone punished, nearly three years after a calamity ruled man-made.
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There are many victims of the accident, but no one has been charged, chief rally organiser Ruiko Muto, 61, told the protesters, displaying a photo of the village of Kawauchi, which fell inside the no-go zone designated by the government around the stricken power plant.
We are determined to keep telling our experiences as victims to pursue the truth of the disaster, and we want to avoid a repeat in the future, she said.
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Some 15,000 people whose homes or farms were doused with radioactive materials from the crippled No. 1 plant filed a criminal complaint in 2012 against central government and Tepco officials. However, prosecutors last September decided not to charge any of them with negligence.
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