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Silenced Voices: 'A Letter from a Fukushima Mother' [Helen Caldicott 11-March-2014]

Remembering Fukushima
Three years have passed from the day of explosion at Fukushima. Children has not been evacuated, all situation is worsening, humans are trapped. Worldwide NUCLEAR CENSORSHIP is deceiving masses. Lately 'martial' law was introduced in Japan against anyone who pass information about nuclear disaster or give true facts of what is happening in Nuclear Industry.
This video wish to express gratitude and to rise awareness of all anti-nuke activist silenced by this criminal law. Give voice, silence nuclear war machine, forever
For a Fukushima Mother O'MTAKUYASIN

"A Letter from a Fukushima Mother" written BY Tomoko Hatsuzawa
Fukushima City.

Here is the introduction and the letter, dated 25.03.2011

When Tomoko-san, a mother of two in Fukushima City, heard from an NGO worker that journalist was going to be in Fukushima to report on a story about radiation levels at local schools, she was kind enough to volunteer her time to speak -- and handed this letter. Journalist promised to translate it and share it with you.
So here it is:
To people in the United States and around the world.


This summer, our children won't be able to go swimming. They won't be able to play outside. They can't eat Fukushima's delicious peaches. They can't even eat the rice that the Fukushima farmers are making. They can't go visit Fukushima's beautiful rivers, mountains and lakes. This makes me sad. This fills me with so much regret.

We don't even know how much radiation they've already been exposed to.
I was eight years old when the Fukushima Daiichi plant opened.
I didn't realize that it contained dangers that would threaten my children,
my children's children and their children.

Thank you so much, Tomoko Hatsuzawa Fukushima City
May 25, 2011


Thank You, to all whose clips has been used to assemble this story.
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