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Report In Santa Cruz from Fukushima and Korea

Date:
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Time:
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Event Type:
Meeting
Organizer/Author:
No Nukes Action Committee
Location Details:
RCNV
612 Ocean St.
Santa Cruz, C

1/22/15 Report In Santa Cruz from Fukushima by Chieko Shiina And Korea And The Militarization of Asia With Christine J. Hong

UPDATED DETAILS:

Instead of live music at 6:30, there will be a showing of a documentary.
The event has been changed to begin at 6:30 with a screening of "Decontamination", a 30 minute documentary on the government coverup attempts and continued public resistance to nuclear power in Japan.

Thursday Jan 22, 2015
RCNV
612 Ocean St.
Santa Cruz, CA

Sponsored by No Nukes Action Committee, Santa Cruz Peace and Freedom Party, Additional Endorsers Welcomed

Chieko Shiina, an anti-nuclear activist and organic farmer from Fukushima and Christine J. Hong, a professor at UCSC who has focused on the militarization in the Korean Peninsula will be speaking about the continuing danger or radioactive contamination at Fukushima and the growing militarization, repression and moves toward war in the Korean peninsula and Asia.

The contamination of the people of Fukushima and Japan continues. Children and families are getting sick. There is a growing epidemic of thyroid cysts and surgeries. The statistics are being covered up by the Japanese government. Additionally, Shunichi Tanaka, the chairman of the Nuclear Regulation Authority is preparing to release thousands of tons of contaminated radioactive water into the Pacific ocean.
http://ajw.asahi.com/article/0311disaster/fukushima/AJ201412130042

This will be lethal to life in the oceans! It will reach California and the entire Pacific rim. The Abe government in power is continuing to tell the Japanese people that they can “overcome” radiation, and that they can de-contaminate Fukushima. Chieko Shiina is an anti-nuclear activist in Fukushima who has been fighting to get emergency healthcare to the residents. They are organizing against the restart of Japan’s remaining 50 nuclear plants, which the Abe government wants to restart.

The SF Bay Area “No Nukes Action Committee” has been campaigning to protect the people of Fukushima and Japan, and to keep other Japanese nuclear plants closed. The Committee also opposes all nuclear plants, including the PG&E operated Diablo Canyon nuclear plant on the Pacific coast over earthquake faults and near San Louis Obispo.

Also the growing repression and militarization in Korea and Asia threatens all people in the region. Professor Christine Hong will discuss these issues including the Jeju base, the repression of journalists and the crushing of opposition parties. The Korean government is also building nuclear plants in the country despite the opposition of the local communities.

There will also be an update on the struggle to close the Diablo Canyon Nulcear plant run by PG&E.

Suggested Donation $5 – 10 No one turned away for lack of funds!

Sponsored by No Nuke Action Committee
http://nonukesaction.wordpress.com/

Endorsed by
Peace and Freedom Party Santa Cruz, United Public Workers For Action UPWA And other organizations
For more information call (831) 688-8692 or (415)282-1908

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1/20/14 Report In Berkeley from Fukushima by Chieko Shiina

Tuesday Jan 20, 2015 at 7 pm
BFF Fellowship Hall
1924 Cedar Street, Berkeley, CA 94709

Wheel-chair accessible via the ramp on Bonita Avenue.
(At Bonita Ave, one block east of MLK Way & three blocks west of Shattuck Ave)
This location is wheelchair accessible via the ramp on the Bonita Avenue side of the building.

Suggested Donation $5 - 10 No one turned away for lack of funds!

Chieko Shiina, an anti-nuclear activist and organic farmer from Fukushima, Japan will be visiting California in January and will be speaking in Berkeley about the present situation for the children and people of Fukushima as well as the growing repression of anti-nuclear activists and rise of militarization including the introduction of the Abe administration of secrecy laws.

The contamination of the people of Fukushima and Japan continues. Children and families are getting sick. There is a growing epidemic of thyroid cysts and surgeries. The statistics are being covered up by the Japanese government. Additionally, Shunichi Tanaka, the chairman of the Nuclear Regulation Authority is preparing to release thousands of tons of contaminated radioactive water into the Pacific ocean.
http://ajw.asahi.com/article/0311disaster/fukushima/AJ201412130042

This will be lethal to life in the oceans! It will reach California and the entire Pacific rim. The Abe government in power is continuing to tell the Japanese people that they can "overcome" radiation, and that they can de-contaminate Fukushima. Chieko Shiina is an anti-nuclear activist in Fukushima who has been fighting to get emergency healthcare to the residents. They are organizing against the restart of Japan's remaining 50 nuclear plants, which the Abe government wants to restart with the support of the United States.

The SF Bay Area “No Nukes Action Committee” has been campaigning to protect the people of Fukushima and Japan, and to keep other Japanese nuclear plants closed. The Committee also opposes all nuclear plants, including the PG&E operated Diablo Canyon nuclear plant on the Pacific coast over earthquake faults and near San Louis Obispo. They have monthly rallies to speak-out at the Japanese Consulate in San Francisco on the 11th of every month at 3:00 pm. The consulate is located at 275 Battery St/California St., San Francisco, near the Embarcadero BART Station. Next action is on Sunday, January 11, 2015 at 3:00 PM.

Sponsored by No Nuke Action Committee
http://nonukesaction.wordpress.com/

Co-Sponsored by
BFFU Social Justice Committee
http://www.bfuu.org/events/social-justice

For more information call 510-495-5952
Endorsed By Eclipse Rising, United Public Workers For Action UPWAhttp://www.upwa.info
Added to the calendar on Mon, Jan 5, 2015 2:02AM
§Report from Fukushima and Korea
by RCNV
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Resource Center for Nonviolence 612 Ocean St Santa Cruz

Chieko Shiina, an anti-nuclear activist and organic farmer from Fukushima and Christine J. Hong, a professor at UCSC who has focused on the militarization in the Korean Peninsula will be speaking about the continuing danger or radioactive contamination at Fukushima and the growing militarization, repression and moves toward war in the Korean peninsula and Asia.

Sponsored by No Nukes Action Committee, Santa Cruz Peace and Freedom Party, WILPF Santa Cruz, the Romero Institute, Santa Cruz Indigenous Solidarity
§correction to the event
by Dorah Shuey
Instead of live music at 6:30, there will be a showing of a documentary.
The event has been changed to begin at 6:30 with a screening of "Decontamination", a 30 minute documentary on the government coverup attempts and continued public resistance to nuclear power in Japan.
§co-sponsors for the event
by Dorah Shuey
The organizers for the event would like to thank the local sponsors:
Ventana (Santa Cruz) chapter of the Sierra Club- for sponsorship and a donation to help cover costs
Desalination Alternatives
The Romero Institute
SC Indigenous Solidarity
SC Peace and Freedom Party
SC 350
WILPF SC
(others may be added- thanks to all!)
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