Kim Ji Nho, a pro-Pyongyang ethnic Korean who was born in Hiroshima, speaks during an interview with The Associated Press in Hiroshima, western Japan. Kim, 71, is a “hibakusha,” or atomic-bomb survivor, who was exposed to radiation when his mother, pregnant with him, went to the ruins of the city to search for a daughter who went missing in the blast. “We ‘hibakusha’ and our groups share a clear goal, which is to abolish nuclear weapons from the world,” Kim said. “Nuclear weapons should never be used.” (Source : AP Photo)