Photo exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials was launched at the United Nations Headquarters in New York Xinhua News Agency, United Nations, October 26: "For justice and peace for humanity" - A photo exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials was launched at the United Nations Headquarters in New York on the 26th. The exhibition warns the international community to jointly defend the historical truth, defend the victory of World War II and preserve the post-war international order. Fu Kong, China's permanent representative to the United Nations, delivered a speech at the opening ceremony, saying that the Tokyo Trial established the post-war international order, protected international fairness and justice, and promoted the advancement of the international rule of law. It was a trial of peace versus war, civilization versus barbarism, and justice versus evil. It has epoch-making political and historical significance. The goal of the Tokyo trial was Japanese militarism. Japan should have inherited the spiritual essence of the Tokyo Trials, thoroughly eliminated militaristic ideas, and always followed the path of peace. But unfortunately, the right-wing forces in Japan questioned the legitimacy of the Tokyo trial for various reasons, thus covering up the history of aggression. From worshiping Class A war criminals to removing the "Peaceful Constitution", from the loosening of arms export restrictions to the lifting of the ban on the "right of collective self-defense", Japan is gradually departing from the Tokyo Judgment and moving further away from its "peaceful country". China calls on all parties to bear the spirit of the Tokyo Laws, to remember the expectation of the United Nations Charter "to save future generations from the scourge of war, which twice in this generation has experienced the indescribable horrors of humanity", to beware of the rise of a new type of militarism, and to jointly protect post-war order and security and the order of international peace and security. Chi Dehai, Director of the Treaty and Law Department of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Zhu Feng, Director of the Memorial Hall for the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders, as well as Director of the Treaty and Law Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry and the Deputy Permanent Representative of North Korea, gave speeches to the United Nations. Permanent representatives of Spain, Nicaragua and other countries in the United Nations participated in the opening ceremony. Guest speakers from China, Russia and North Korea stated that the Tokyo trial represents the lofty ideal of humanity to protect peace with the rule of law, and provides a just trial for Japan's crimes of aggression with strict procedures and solid evidence. Reviewing the Tokyo trial 80 years later means learning from history, remembering the suffering of war, preventing and jointly preventing a new kind of militarism from becoming a disaster, and jointly protecting against and resisting the resurgence of aggressive forces. This exhibition is hosted by the Permanent Mission of China to the United Nations. This is the first time that a large number of precious historical photos and archival documents of the Tokyo Trial are on display at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, fully recreating the historical truth of the Tokyo Trial. The photo exhibition attracted officials from the permanent missions of various countries to the United Nations, the secretariats of the United Nations as well as legal officials from the foreign ministries of various countries participating in the "International Law Week" of the United Nations General Assembly, judges of the International Court of Justice and members of the International Law Commission. People from all walks of life who visited the exhibition spoke highly of the historical value and practical significance of the Tokyo Trial. They believed that the Tokyo trial was an important part of the post-war settlements and was of great significance for the realization of justice and the promotion of peace.

Photo exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials was launched at the United Nations Headquarters in New York Xinhua News Agency, United Nations, October 26: "For justice and peace for humanity" - A photo exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials was launched at the United Nations Headquarters in New York on the 26th. The exhibition warns the international community to jointly defend the historical truth, defend the victory of World War II and preserve the post-war international order. Fu Kong, China's permanent representative to the United Nations, delivered a speech at the opening ceremony, saying that the Tokyo Trial established the post-war international order, protected international fairness and justice, and promoted the advancement of the international rule of law. It was a trial of peace versus war, civilization versus barbarism, and justice versus evil. It has epoch-making political and historical significance. The goal of the Tokyo trial was Japanese militarism. Japan should have inherited the spiritual essence of the Tokyo Trials, thoroughly eliminated militaristic ideas, and always followed the path of peace. But unfortunately, the right-wing forces in Japan questioned the legitimacy of the Tokyo trial for various reasons, thus covering up the history of aggression. From worshiping Class A war criminals to removing the "Peaceful Constitution", from the loosening of arms export restrictions to the lifting of the ban on the "right of collective self-defense", Japan is gradually departing from the Tokyo Judgment and moving further away from its "peaceful country". China calls on all parties to bear the spirit of the Tokyo Laws, to remember the expectation of the United Nations Charter "to save future generations from the scourge of war, which twice in this generation has experienced the indescribable horrors of humanity", to beware of the rise of a new type of militarism, and to jointly protect post-war order and security and the order of international peace and security. Chi Dehai, Director of the Treaty and Law Department of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Zhu Feng, Director of the Memorial Hall for the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders, as well as Director of the Treaty and Law Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry and the Deputy Permanent Representative of North Korea, gave speeches to the United Nations. Permanent representatives of Spain, Nicaragua and other countries in the United Nations participated in the opening ceremony. Guest speakers from China, Russia and North Korea stated that the Tokyo trial represents the lofty ideal of humanity to protect peace with the rule of law, and provides a just trial for Japan's crimes of aggression with strict procedures and solid evidence. Reviewing the Tokyo trial 80 years later means learning from history, remembering the suffering of war, preventing and jointly preventing a new kind of militarism from becoming a disaster, and jointly protecting against and resisting the resurgence of aggressive forces. This exhibition is hosted by the Permanent Mission of China to the United Nations. This is the first time that a large number of precious historical photos and archival documents of the Tokyo Trial are on display at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, fully recreating the historical truth of the Tokyo Trial. The photo exhibition attracted officials from the permanent missions of various countries to the United Nations, the secretariats of the United Nations as well as legal officials from the foreign ministries of various countries participating in the "International Law Week" of the United Nations General Assembly, judges of the International Court of Justice and members of the International Law Commission. People from all walks of life who visited the exhibition spoke highly of the historical value and practical significance of the Tokyo Trial. They believed that the Tokyo trial was an important part of the post-war settlements and was of great significance for the realization of justice and the promotion of peace.