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2005 World Conference against A & H Bombs Schedule & program Main theme of the conference: The 60th Year of the Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; Action and Cooperation for a Nuclear Weapon-Free, Peaceful and Just World Sub-themes: - Nuclear threat, rule of force and the abolition of nuclear weapons - International order of peace and Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution - Solidarity with the Hibakusha of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and with the nuclear victims across the world International Meeting, August 2-4, Hiroshima August 2 (Tue.) Opening & Plenary Sessions Opening Session Plenary Session I: ÒAction and Cooperation for a Nuclear Weapon-Free, Peaceful and Just World" Plenary Session II: ÒNuclear threat, rule of force and the abolition of nuclear weaponsÓ Plenary Session III: "International order of peace and Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution" August 3 (Wed.) Plenary Sessions: Discussion: (Free discussion from the floor on Sub-theme (1) and (2) Plenary Session IV: ÒSolidarity with the Hibakusha of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and with the nuclear victims across the worldÓ Workshops: Workshop 1: "Nuclear threat, rule of force and he abolition of nuclear weapons" Workshoip 2: "International order of peace and Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution" Workshop 3: "Solidarity with the Hibakusha of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and with the nuclear victims across the world" August 4 (Thu.) Closing Session 2005 World Conference against A & H Bombs Ð Hiroshima August 4- 6, 2005 August 4 (Thu.) Opening Plenary, 2005 World Conference against A & H Bombs August 5 (Fri.) Workshops 1) International Forum: Dialogue between Government representatives and NGOs 2) Action and Cooperation for a Nuclear Weapon-Free, Peaceful and Just World 3) Solidarity with Anti-Nuclear Peace Movements of the World 4) U.S. Policy on Asia and the Task of Abolishing Nuclear Weapons and Achieving Peace 5) Building of a ÒWar-Waging NationÓ; Article 9 of the Constitution, Military Bases and Self-Defense Forces 6) Joint Efforts of Local Governments and Citizens for a Nuclear-Free and Peaceful Society 7) Exchange and Solidarity with the Hibakusha and Nuclear Victims 8) Expanding Culture of Peace and against Nuclear Weapons 9) Nuclear Power Plants; Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Abolition of Nuclear Weapons 10) Military Expenditure and Our Life 11) Youth Forum 12) High School Students Forum 13) BeginnersÕ Session on the Anti-A & H Bombs Movement ÒMoving WorkshopsÓ = Field Trips 14) On-site investigation on Kure & Iwakuni U.S. Bases 15) Visit to A-Bomb Architectures and Monuments 16) On the A-Bomb Train 17) ChildrenÕs Forum at Ninoshima August 6 (Fri.) Hiroshima City Peace Memorial Ceremony (Peace Park) 60th Year Hiroshima Day Conference 2005 World Conference against A & H Bombs - Nagasaki August 7 - 9, 2005 August 7 (Sun.) Nagasaki Conference, 2005 World Conference against A & H Bombs Part I: Plenary Meeting Part II: Cultural Program August 8 (Mon.) Theme-based Meetings; Field trips: 1. International Forum: Dialogue between Government Representatives and NGOs 2. Abolition of Nuclear Weapons: Peace in Asia and in Japan 3. Grassroots Movements for a Nuclear-Free World 4. Article 9: Path to a ÒWa-Renouncing NationÓ 5. Solidarity with the Hibakusha and Nuclear Victims 6. Cooperation with Local Governments for a Nuclear-free and Peaceful Communities 7. Youth Forum: Together with the Hibakusha and youth from other countries 8. Field Trip to Sasebo U.S. Base (All Day) 9. Visit to A-bomb architectures and monuments 10. Forum for boys and girls; ÒWe love peace! No to War! We are Peace Messengers of the 21st CenturyÓ August 9 (Tue.) Nagasaki City Peace Memorial Ceremony (Peace Park) 60th Year Nagasaki Day Rally/Closing Plenary, 2005 World Conference against A & H Bombs (For more information, contact: Japan Council against A & H Bombs - Japan Gensuikyo - antiatom@topaz.plala.or.jp) |
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