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Photo-Essay: Remembering Hiroshima On August 6
By Peace Action Wellington
Food Not Bombs was also active
in Cuba Street and gave away lots of yummy free food to
passersby.
From 7:00AM to 9:00AM Peace
Action Wellington picketed the US Embassy to draw attention
to their nuclear program and to make a statement about
staying nuclear free.
A small vigil was held by the
cenotaph between 5:00-6:00PM to mark Hiroshima Day and to
illustrate the major threat to world peace.
Campaign for Nuclear
Disarmament were collecting on the streets all day around
Wellington.
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