The Japanese Communist Party was inaugurated on July 15, 1922. The road that the party has taken to open up a new era while indomitably working for people’s interests, peace, and democracy is a hallmark in its 95-year history.
Chinese writer and democracy activist Liu Xiaobo, the 2010 Nobel peace prize winner, died on July 13. Akahata Foreign Editor Sugawawa Hiraku published a bylined statement on Liu’s death.
The Organizing Committee of the World Conference against A and H Bombs announced the list of 105 overseas delegates from 22 countries as well as the schedule of this year’s Conference due to be held in Hiroshima and Nagasaki from August 3 to August 9.
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