Protesting Fukushima dumping plan

By VCG Published: May 29, 2023 10:39 PM

Members of the main opposition party of South Korea, the Democratic Party, unfurl a banner in front of the National Assembly building in Seoul, saying "dumping nuclear sewage into the sea is an act of nuclear terrorism." They also put up placards across the city, saying that the 50 million people in South Korea are opposed to imports of Fukushima nuclear-contaminated food. Photo: VCG

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