Hiroshima survivor who met G-7 says visit was step to nuke abolition

The atomic bombing survivor who met world leaders at the Group of Seven summit in Hiroshima in May said on Thursday their visit to the city's peace museum had been a "significant first step" toward abolishing nuclear weapons even though survivors and activists remain divided over the event's achievements.Keiko Ogura, 85, made the remarks during a remote press conference for the Foreign Press Center Japan. An English speaker, she was the only survivor to meet the leaders of G-7, including nuclear-possessing France, Britain and the United States, when they visited the Hiroshima Peace Memorial…READ FULL ARTICLE