【NEWS】2017/7/20
♦United Nations Conference to prohibit Nuclear Weapons · Report of Action in New York
3 young members of Zenkyo
joined in the Gensuikyo delegation to New York, on the occasion of the UN
Conference to negotiate a treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons, from June 15 to
20. They observed the Conference, collecting petitions on the streets in
Manhattan, joined in the Women’s March, as well as participated in the Youth
Exchange Meeting. It was great opportunity for participants to touch upon the
current of the international community and its growing public opinion for the
treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons.
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【NEWS】2017/10/19
♦ZENKYO Representative went to Nepal and visited a community center in the mountainous area built by using the support funds from ZENROREN and ZENKYO.He had exchange with the villagers.
ZENKYO’s Vice President Hejikata
was in Nepal for a four-day tour from the 10th October together with ZENROREN
International Director and A French CGT Representative. They visited a community
center located in the eastern mountainous part of the country that was
constructed with the relief fund for the big earthquake disaster. On that
occasion, they met with the Chairman of GEFONT, the Nepalese national trade
union center and some officers. In
addition, a meeting was held with the Chairperson of the teachers and staff
union NNTA and its Secretary General. They had exchange of information about
the situation of education in their respective countries and the activities of
the teachers and staff union.
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【Zenkyo Statement】April 7, 2016
♦Creating a new “Scholarship Program”
Zenkyo strongly insists that the government establish a benefit plan scholarship program and that all present ‘scholarships’ be free of interest.
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【Zenkyo Statement】September 19, 2015
♦We Will Never Approve the Enforcement of the “War Bills”
On the early morning of September 19, the Abe Cabinet rammed the Security legislation, ‘International Peace Support Law ’ and‘Legislation for Peace and Security’(so-called ‘ War Bills’ ) in the upper house of the Diet. More than 60 percent of the citizen are against these bills.
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