Nihon Hidankyo Awarded Nobel Peace Prize for Anti-Nuclear Activism
The Japanese group of atomic bomb survivors is recognized for its persistent efforts to abolish nuclear weapons as global tensions rise.
- Nihon Hidankyo, a Japanese organization formed by survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, has been awarded the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize.
- The award highlights the organization's role in advocating for nuclear disarmament amid increasing global nuclear threats, including recent rhetoric from Russia.
- Nihon Hidankyo's activism has been pivotal in maintaining the international taboo against the use of nuclear weapons.
- The Nobel Committee's decision comes as the world faces heightened tensions, with nuclear threats resurfacing in conflicts involving Russia, Iran, and North Korea.
- The recognition aims to honor the survivors, known as hibakusha, who have tirelessly shared their experiences to promote peace and prevent future nuclear warfare.






















































































































