A chance to catch up on the National CND webinar "Every Second Counts for the Survivors"

When a nuclear bomb hit the Japanese city of Hiroshima in 1945, the impact was devastating. Tens of thousands of people died immediately and 92% of buildings were damaged and destroyed. In the years that followed, up to 200,000 of Hiroshima’s residents – out of a population of 350,000 – died of related illnesses, including cancer. For many of the survivors, what they witnessed compelled them to devote their life’s work to campaigning against nuclear weapons.