The Japanese government has opened a new website on the AUM Shinrikyo doomsday cult responsible for the Tokyo subway nerve gas attack nearly 30 years ago, featuring testimonies from victims' families and photos of the group's guru as part of efforts to keep memories alive.The Public Security Intelligence Agency's digital archive also offers access to recordings of police radio communications at the tense moment of the sarin attack on March 20, 1995. With 14 people killed and over 6,000 injured, it became the worst terror incident on Japanese soil.Through the archive, the agency hopes to ale…READ FULL ARTICLE
