Nihon Hidankyo's decades-long campaign to draw attention to the horrors of nuclear warfare won recognition with its receipt of this year's Nobel Peace Prize, with the award committee praising the role its efforts have played in making the resort to nuclear weapons a global taboo.But the accolade for the survivors of the 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is also a sign of how urgent the issue has become amid heightened global tensions, and comes as experts worry about what will happen when the voices of the group's aging members finally fall silent.Ongoing conflicts around the w…READ FULL ARTICLE
