| Update record 2004-2009 2009  Jun. 03 - Information: The 2009 World Conference 
													  Against A&H Bombs 
                                                      Let Us Make 2009 World Conference
                                                        a Springboard to Create a Worldwide Groundswell
                                                        for Nuclear Weapons Abolition toward 2010Program of the 2009 World Conference against                             Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs (Provisional) 2008  Sep. 05 - New signature campaign started : "Toward the 2010 NPT Review ConferenceAppeal for a Nuclear Weapon-Free World "
 July 05 - "Toward a Nuclear Weapon-free World: Responsibility of the Nuclear Weapons States and Japan's Role" in 'Challenging G8: International Symposium for a Peaceful and Just World' (Sapporo)
 Apr. 09 - Statement to the 2nd Session of the Preparatory Committee for the 2010 NPT Review Conference
 Apr. 09 -Request to the Japanese Government 
													    on the Occasion of Convening the G8 Toyako Summit
 Mar. 17 -  For a Nuclear Weapon-Free, Peaceful and Just World:
													    Information on the 2008 World Conference against 
													    Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs
 Mar. 13 - No More Hiroshimas! Vol.51 No.1: 
													    We Call for a gGlobal Action Campaign for a Nuclear Weapon-Free Worldh Toward 2010
 2007  Dec. 28 -    2007 World Conference against A & H Bombs: Documents
 Oct. 20 -    Website:Voices of Survivors from Hiroshima & Nagasaki
 Sep. 06    - 2007 World Conference against A & H Bombs: Declaration of the International Meeting
 Aug. 28    - 2007 World Conference against A & H Bombs: Declarations and  Resolutions
 
   2006  Aug.  09 -   2006 World Conference against A & H Bombs; Declaration of the International Meeting
 Jan. 27 - MESSAGES FROM MAYORS to the signature campaign
 Jan. 15 -    Signature campaign "For the Swift Abolition of Nuclear Weapons" started.
 You can download the english signature form above or sign on the web.
 We are waiting for your support and endorsement.
 2005  Aug. 04 -   Declaration of the International Meeting 
													  &H Bombs 60 Years since the Atomic Bombing: Time to Develop Actions and Cooperation for a Nuclear Weapon-Free, Peaceful, Just World International Meeting >> Declaration(PDF)
 Aug. 02 -    International Meeting: 2005 World Conference against A & H Bombs August 2-4, Hiroshima: Speaker's matter Click Here
 July 29 - Schedule & Program(Provisional) : 2005 World Conference against A & H Bombs Click here PDF:Click here
 May 30 -    "Dear President Sergio Duarte" Click here Speech at May 1 Rally :Hiroshi TAKA, Secretary General, Japan Council against A and H Bombs Click here
 April 05 - We call for your support for and participation in the 2005 World Conference against A & H Bombs
 April 05 - Call for your participation in the "International Youth Rally: Let Us Get Rid of Nuclear Weapons"
 March 10 - 2005 ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE JAPAN COUNCIL AGAINST ATOMIC AND HYDROGEN BOMBS (GENSUIKYO) i n S
  hizuoka, Japan, February 28th, 2005[Delegates speaches are uploaded] Jan. 07 - New linked site. World wide network anti-nuclear weapons of which Gensuikyo is a member.
 2004 Sep. 15 - Speech of general secretary of Gensuikyo at the National Conference of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament-UKSep. 13 - Introducing the Japan Council against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs (Japan Gensuikyo)
 Aug. 19 - World Conference 2004 Program and Documents
 April 09 - Plans and Massages for World Conference
 May 26 - A protest against a nuclear subcriminal test by US goverment
 May 19 - the spanish signature form is uploaded.
 April 28 - <Urgent Need for World Peace> Statement on the 3rd Preparatory Committee Meeting for the 2005 NPT Review Conference
 April 28 - The 2004 great peace march to Hiroshima starts on May 6!! 2004 Peace March(Japanese)
 April 04 - Protest to Mr. SAKAGUCHI Chikara, Minister of Health and Labor Statement on the Tokyo District Court Ruling of Azuma A-Bomb Lawsuit Excerpts from the text of the Tokyo District Court Ruling on the Azuma A-Bomb Lawsuit
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