London, UK. 6 August, 2023. Hiroshima Day gathering in Tavistock Square, London, UK to commemorate victims, mostly civilian, of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the United States during World War Two. Organised by peace groups, including CND, the annual event demands that nuclear weapons be banned entirely.
Raised Voices Choir sheet music at the Hiroshima Day memorial. © Ron Fassbender
Hannah Kemp-Welch, Co-Chair London CND, hosts the Hiroshima Day gathering © Ron Fassbender
Councillor Nazma Rahman, who is also Mayor of Camden, joins the Hiroshima Day gathering © Ron Fassbender
Councillor Nazma Rahman, who is also Mayor of Camden, joins the Hiroshima Day gathering © Ron Fassbender
Councillor Nazma Rahman, who is also Mayor of Camden, joins the Hiroshima Day gathering © Ron Fassbender
Wreath laid at the Hiroshima Day gathering to commemorate victims, mostly civilian, of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan © Ron Fassbender
Buddhist Reverend Gyoro Nagase chants for peace at the Hiroshima Day gathering © Ron Fassbender
Roger McKenzie, International Editor of the Morning Star addresses the Hiroshima Day gathering © Ron Fassbender
Councillor Emma Dent Coad addresses the Hiroshima Day gathering to commemorate victims, mostly civilian, of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the United States during World War Two. © Ron Fassbender
Councillor Emma Dent Coad addresses the Hiroshima Day gathering to commemorate victims, mostly civilian, of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the United States during World War Two. © Ron Fassbender
Councillor Emma Dent Coad addresses the Hiroshima Day gathering to commemorate victims, mostly civilian, of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the United States during World War Two. © Ron Fassbender
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn addresses the Hiroshima Day gathering to commemorate victims, mostly civilian, of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the United States during World War Two. © Ron Fassbender
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn addresses the Hiroshima Day gathering to commemorate victims, mostly civilian, of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the United States during World War Two. © Ron Fassbender
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn addresses the Hiroshima Day gathering to commemorate victims, mostly civilian, of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the United States during World War Two. © Ron Fassbender
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn addresses the Hiroshima Day gathering to commemorate victims, mostly civilian, of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the United States during World War Two. © Ron Fassbender
Japanese artist Riko Nakazono performs an extract from new play 'The Mistake' at the Hiroshima Day gathering commemorating victims of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the U.S. during WW2. © Ron Fassbender
Japanese artist Riko Nakazono performs an extract from new play 'The Mistake' at the Hiroshima Day gathering commemorating victims of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the U.S. during WW2. © Ron Fassbender
Michael Mears performs an extract from new play 'The Mistake' at the Hiroshima Day gathering commemorating victims of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the U.S. during WW2. © Ron Fassbender
Michael Mears performs an extract from new play 'The Mistake' at the Hiroshima Day gathering commemorating victims of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the U.S. during WW2. © Ron Fassbender
Michael Mears performs an extract from new play 'The Mistake' at the Hiroshima Day gathering commemorating victims of the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan by the U.S. during WW2. © Ron Fassbender
Councillor Nazma Rahman (R), who is also Mayor of Camden, joins the Hiroshima Day gathering © Ron Fassbender
Shigeo Kobayashi, from Japanese Against Nuclear, addresses the Hiroshima Day gathering. © Ron Fassbender
