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Protesters decried New Zealand's 'convenient' silence on Japan's nuclear waste release at a rally in Auckland on Friday.

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By Zhong Sheng Groups of Japanese citizens recently gathered in front of the headquarters of Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) and the Prime Minister's Office of Japan to protest against Japan's nuclear-contaminated water discharge plan. They believe that it is criminal behavior to discharge the wastewater from Fukushima into the…

Japan’s plan to dump Fukushima nuclear-contaminated wastewater into the ocean in spring 2023 has sparked widespread concerns and protests throughout Japan and the Pacific countries. A New Zealand-based sociologist has called on Japan to stop nuclear colonialism and targeting less geopolitically powerful countries, saying that countries bordering the Pacific Ocean, including New Zealand, should take legal action to stop the move.

Chinese officials, experts and industry representatives from Pacific Islands Countries (PICs) have voiced growing common concerns over Japans unilateral decision to discharge nuclear-contaminated wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster into the Pacific Ocean. China, along with Russia, has presented a joint list of technical questions to Japan in November 2022, but the Japanese side has failed to answer either by distorting concepts, evading the crucial part or even refusing to tal...

China urged Japan on Tuesday to take seriously the legitimate concerns of all parties, and dispose of the nuclear-contaminated water in a safe manner.

China urges Japan to heed concerns of all parties on nuclear-contaminated water disposal-

Xinhua Headlines: Japans nuke wastewater discharge plan batters fishermens livelihoods, angers global community-

Japan is standing its ground over the planned discharge of treated radioactive waste from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean in 2023 despite strong opposition from Pacific leaders.

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