(English) Massive Human Chain Around the Japanese Parliament

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RADIOACTIVISTS is a documentary film project under the German film-makers Julia Leser and Clarissa Seidel. The two of us have been shooting in Tokyo from end-April to mid-May 2011, we have accompanied the rallies and demonstrations within that time, and we have talked to all those critical voices about the current situation: scientists, journalists, activists and bloggers.

The documentary »RADIOACTIVISTS - Protest and Discourse in Japan since Fukushima« wants to explore the Japanese protest culture under the effects of Fukushima and to illuminate the backgrounds of the current movements, protests and critical voices, which keep getting louder, not only in Japan. The situation in Japan made clear that a new phase of political and social fight has just begun, which forces us to act now.
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(English) Massive Human Chain Around the Japanese Parliament

Veröffentlicht am 30th Juli 2012 von Du Fuchs in Event, Movement
Tags: Anti-Nuclear Demonstration, Anti-Nuclear Movement, Japan, Japanese Parliament, No Restart, Nuclear Reactor, Protest, Protest Movement, Restart, Tokyo

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