A care facility for people with mental disabilities in Sagamihara, near Tokyo, where one of Japan's worst mass killings took place in July 2016, is expected to hold a Paralympic flame lighting event, city officials said Tuesday.The flame would symbolize Sagamihara's wish to eliminate all forms of discrimination in line with the Paralympic movement's values, according to the officials, who are outlining their plans to the Tokyo Paralympic organizing committee and the Kanagawa prefectural government, which runs the facility.They will also consult with families of victims of the stabbing attac…READ FULL ARTICLE
