![A group of supporters for plaintiffs celebrate, holding a banner which reads "Overall victory" outside the Hiroshima district court in Hiroshima, western Japan, Wednesday, July 29, 2020. A court has recognized people exposed to radioactive “black rain†that fell after the U.S. atomic attack on Hiroshima as atomic bomb survivors, ordering the government to provide the same medical benefits it gives other survivors. (Kyodo News via AP)](https://thenational-the-national-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/v2/R4HHQ2BRFYKLL3WLSRCQDNB37E.jpg?smart=true&auth=fc572c1379ff397b120547c520bbf0b42bdcb45b6d7eb6d5cc54d0be0526ec1f&width=400&height=225)
A group of supporters for plaintiffs celebrate, holding a banner which reads "Overall victory" outside the Hiroshima district court in Hiroshima. AP
A group of supporters for plaintiffs celebrate, holding a banner which reads "Overall victory" outside the Hiroshima district court in Hiroshima. AP
Hiroshima court recognises atomic bomb ‘black rain’ victims
A Japanese court says plaintiffs who were exposed to radioactive rain after US attack in 1945 are atomic bomb survivors
Associated Press
30 July, 2020