Überlebende der japanischen Atombombe erhalten den Friedensnobelpreis

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy5y23qgx0qo

24 Comments

  1. ConsciousStop on

    > The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Nihon Hidankyo, a Japanese organisation of atomic bomb survivors.

    > Nobel Committee Chair Berit Reiss-Andersen praised the “extraordinary efforts” of the group whose campaign has “contributed greatly to the establishment of the nuclear taboo”.

  2. JosebaZilarte on

    Well, this makes more sense than the “Physics” one beings awarded to AI researchers.

  3. SaintCunty666 on

    I think it’s a message or a warning to all ongoing conflicts “look at what damage a nuclear war can cause”, without actually taking a stand in any conflict.

  4. screamer19 on

    not to take anything away from them but damn its a crazy time in the world to be giving out peace prizes

  5. reuscaelum on

    When I was a child, my grandmother told me that she had seen the mushroom cloud from the atomic bomb that fell on Hiroshima.
    I also learned in my education as a primary school, junior high school and high school student about how much the survivors suffered, so I think this organization deserves to win an award.
    I want the weapons that killed so many of my countrymen to disappear quickly, but I know that will be difficult.

  6. joaopaulofoo on

    giving the Peace Nobel prize to a member of the Axis over something that happened in WW2 is certainly a choice, specially when Japan never really apologized for most of the things they did

  7. groovyoung on

    The peaceful Japanese people totally deserve the peace prize! Just could someone please remind me why they got bombed in the first place??

  8. Jayitsmyname on

    Ok, I get it, but can I also say that I feel this is really stupid?

    I don’t think the Nobel prize will be seen as valuable going in this direction, especially after the Physics prize.

  9. spectar025 on

    Remove nukes from everybody and its WW3

    The only reason there is peace is because nukes exist

  10. green_flash on

    That’s gonna make a lot of Americans furious. The prevailing opinion of online commenters seems to be that the Japanese should be grateful for the dropping of the nuclear bombs. They consider it a humanitarian act that was chosen purely out of compassion.

  11. CaregiverTime5713 on

    Good for them. Unfortunately, we have countries such as Russia rattling the nuclear saber now. And, there’s risk Iran will acquire nuclear weapons. I hope the taboo holds.

  12. groovyoung on

    The west is shitting on Asian WW2 victim countries like China, South Korea and other southeast Asian countries again. I wonder if they dare to give the peace prize to some German civilian victim societies (if there is any)

  13. Gee, this comment section….

    Please “zoom out”! This award does not support the general goals at the time of the country which was affected by the bombings nor does it question the justification (or the lack thereof) of the country which used those weapons.
    Please “zoom in”! This award recognizes the tremendous suffering of those affected by nuclear weapons and the overarching immediate and long-term effects on humanity of a possible nuclear exchange.
    At a time when irresponsible morons make nuclear threats regarding imaginary “red lines” almost on a weekly basis, reminding us all of the risks and costs by awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to an organization dedicated to eliminating such risks is a good a cause as any promoted by this award.

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