INTERVIEW: A-bomb survivors create "nuclear taboo," help prevent nuke use: ICAN head

January 15, 2026 In the media

INTERVIEW: A-bomb survivors create "nuclear taboo," help prevent nuke use: ICAN head

Survivors of the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki have played a big part in preventing the use of nuclear weapons since 1945, creating a "taboo" with their tireless efforts to achieve a world free of such weapons, the head of a Nobel Peace Prize-winning group says

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