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Before Their Voices Fade:The Nobel Peace Prize and the Hibakusha

消えゆく声、つむぐ～ノーベル平和賞と被爆者～

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Before Their Voices Fade:The Nobel Peace Prize and the Hibakusha

Before Their Voices Fade:The Nobel Peace Prize and the Hibakusha

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Before Their Voices Fade:The Nobel Peace Prize and the Hibakusha

©TSS-TV CO., LTD.

Before Their Voices Fade:The Nobel Peace Prize and the Hibakusha

©TSS-TV CO., LTD.

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The Nihon Hidankyo (the Japan Confederation of A- and H-Bomb Sufferers Organizations), a hibakusha organization, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2024. For generations, the hibakusha survivors have had a huge impact on the world, conveying not just their experiences of the atomic bombing, but also the horrors of nuclear weapons and the need for nuclear abolition.
While looking back at our footage of the years of activism by members of the Hiroshima Prefectural Hidankyo, a local branch of the Nihon Hidankyo, this special TSS broadcast follows Hidankyo members at the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony in Oslo, Norway and explores the issues humanity faces in realizing a world free from nuclear weapons as we enter the 80th year since the atomic bombings.

被爆者の全国組織「日本被団協」が２０２４年のノーベル平和賞を受賞した。被爆者が長年にわたり、自らの体験をもとに、原爆の悲惨さ、核兵器廃絶の必要性を訴え、世界に与えた影響は大きい。
ＴＳＳでは、これまで追いかけてきた日本被団協の地域組織である広島県被団協の活動を振り返るとともに、ノルウェー・オスロでの授賞式を密着取材。
被爆８０年を前に、「核兵器なき世界」の実現に向け、私たちに突き付けられた課題を探る。
Before Their Voices Fade:The Nobel Peace Prize and the Hibakusha

©TSS-TV CO., LTD.

Before Their Voices Fade:The Nobel Peace Prize and the Hibakusha

©TSS-TV CO., LTD.

Before Their Voices Fade:The Nobel Peace Prize and the Hibakusha

©TSS-TV CO., LTD.

The Nihon Hidankyo (the Japan Confederation of A- and H-Bomb Sufferers Organizations), a hibakusha organization, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2024. For generations, the hibakusha survivors have had a huge impact on the world, conveying not just their experiences of the atomic bombing, but also the horrors of nuclear weapons and the need for nuclear abolition.
While looking back at our footage of the years of activism by members of the Hiroshima Prefectural Hidankyo, a local branch of the Nihon Hidankyo, this special TSS broadcast follows Hidankyo members at the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony in Oslo, Norway and explores the issues humanity faces in realizing a world free from nuclear weapons as we enter the 80th year since the atomic bombings.

被爆者の全国組織「日本被団協」が２０２４年のノーベル平和賞を受賞した。被爆者が長年にわたり、自らの体験をもとに、原爆の悲惨さ、核兵器廃絶の必要性を訴え、世界に与えた影響は大きい。
ＴＳＳでは、これまで追いかけてきた日本被団協の地域組織である広島県被団協の活動を振り返るとともに、ノルウェー・オスロでの授賞式を密着取材。
被爆８０年を前に、「核兵器なき世界」の実現に向け、私たちに突き付けられた課題を探る。

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2024/12 ～ 2024/12

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