UN Headquarters, New York City - Oct 26, 2026 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Sign of photo exhibition commemorating 80th anniversary of opening of Tokyo Trial: "Justice and Peace for All Humanity"
2. Various of photos of Tokyo Trial on display, visitors
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Fu Cong, China's permanent representative to United Nations:
"The Tokyo Trial cements the post-war world order, upholds fairness and justice, and advances international rule of law. It is a landmark victory of peace over war, civilization over barbarism, and justice over evil, with far-reaching political and historical significance."
4. Various of photos on display, visitors
5. Various of representatives at exhibition
6. Various of Musikhin Maksim, director of legal department of Russian Foreign Ministry, writing on paper
7. Various of books on display, visitors
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Musikhin Maksim, director, legal department, Russian Foreign Ministry (starting with shot 7/ending with shot 9):
"There is risk of militarism in Japan and this is something that we deplore. We all need to remember what happened 80 years ago, and here we can see what happened in reality. We don't need to forget the history of Japanese war crimes."
9. Various of books on display

A photo exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of the opening of the Tokyo Trial opened at the UN Headquarters in New York on Monday, with delegates calling on the international community to remember the history of Japanese militarist aggression, guard against the resurgence of "new militarism", and jointly defend the fruits of victory in World War II and uphold the post-war international order.

The exhibition, titled Justice and Peace for All Humanity, displays nearly 70 historic photos and archival documents to revisit the trials of Japanese war criminals by the Allied Nations in the Asia-Pacific region.

The Allied Forces tried Japanese war criminals at the International Military Tribunal for the Far East in Tokyo in 1948. The proceedings, lasting more than two and a half years, played an important part in shaping the postwar Asia-Pacific order.

Marking the first large-scale display of rare Tokyo Trial historical photos and archival materials at the UN headquarters, the exhibition restores the truth of history.

China's Permanent Representative to the UN Fu Cong, along with representatives from Russia, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), and other nations, attended the opening ceremony.

"The Tokyo Trial cements the post-war world order, upholds fairness and justice, and advances international rule of law. It is a landmark victory of peace over war, civilization over barbarism, and justice over evil, with far-reaching political and historical significance," Fu said.

Fu said that the target of the Tokyo Trial was Japanese militarism, emphasizing that Japan should have embraced the spirit of the trial, thoroughly liquidated militarist ideology, and remained committed to a peaceful path. However, right-wing forces in Japan have challenged the trial's legitimacy under various pretexts to cover up its history of aggression.

From honoring Class-A war criminals and eroding the pacifist constitution to easing arms export restrictions and lifting bans on collective self-defense, Japan has progressively strayed from the spirit of the Tokyo Trial, Fu said.

Representatives from Russia, the DPRK, and other countries also stressed the trial's historical value and enduring relevance, noting that it embodied humanity's noble ideal of preserving peace through the rule of law and through strict procedures and solid evidence, it delivered a just verdict on Japan's crimes of aggression.

Revisiting the Tokyo Trial 80 years later is about learning from history, remembering the suffering of war, jointly preventing and stopping the rise of "new militarism" from causing harm, and jointly staying vigilant against and resisting any comeback of aggressive forces.

"There is risk of militarism in Japan and this is something that we deplore. We all need to remember what happened 80 years ago, and here we can see what happened in reality. We don't need to forget the history of Japanese war crimes," said Musikhin Maksim, director of the legal department of the Russian Foreign Ministry.

The exhibition will run until October 30.

ニューヨーク・国連本部-2026年10月26日（CCTV-中国大陸での使用は不可）
1.「人類の正義と平和のために」と題される東京裁判開廷80周年記念写真展
2.展示写真、来場者
3.同録（中国語）中国　傅聡国連大使
「東京裁判の対象は日本の軍国主義だ。日本は本来、東京裁判の精神を受け継ぎ、軍国主義思想を徹底的に清算し、恒久的な平和の道を歩むべきだった。しかし残念ながら、日本の右翼勢力は様々な理由で東京裁判の正当性に疑義を唱え、侵略の歴史を隠蔽しようとしてきた。A級戦犯の崇拝から『平和憲法』の空洞化まで、武器輸出の緩和から『集団的自衛権』の容認に至るまで、日本は東京裁判から次第に乖離しており、自称する『平和国家』の姿ともかけ離れつつある」
4.展示写真、来場者
5.ゲストら
6.ロシア外務省法務局のマキシム・ムシヒン局長、メッセージを書き込む
7.展示書籍、来場者
8.同録（英語）ロシア外務省法務局　マキシム・ムシヒン局長
「日本が軍国主義に逆戻りするリスクを、私たちは深く憂慮している。80年前に何が起きたのか、我々は銘記しておくべきだ。この場で、当時の真実を振り返ることができる。日本の戦争犯罪の歴史を忘れてはならない」
9.展示書籍

　「人類の正義と平和のために」と題される東京裁判開廷80周年記念写真展が26日、ニューヨークの国連本部で開幕。国際社会に対して歴史の真実を守り、第2次世界大戦の勝利の成果を守り、戦後の国際秩序を維持するよう警鐘を鳴らすための催しだ。

　中国の傅聡国連大使は、開幕式で「東京裁判は戦後の国際秩序を固め、国際的な公平と正義を守り、国際法の進歩を促した。平和対戦争、文明対野蛮、正義対悪という画期的な政治的意義と歴史的意義を持つ大きな裁判だった」と述べた。

　＜中国　傅聡国連大使＞
　「東京裁判の対象は日本の軍国主義だ。日本は本来、東京裁判の精神を受け継ぎ、軍国主義思想を徹底的に清算し、恒久的な平和の道を歩むべきだった。しかし残念ながら、日本の右翼勢力は様々な理由で東京裁判の正当性に疑義を唱え、侵略の歴史を隠蔽しようとしてきた。A級戦犯の崇拝から『平和憲法』の空洞化まで、武器輸出の緩和から『集団的自衛権』の容認に至るまで、日本は東京裁判から次第に乖離しており、自称する『平和国家』の姿ともかけ離れつつある」

　傅大使はさらに各国にむけて、東京裁判の精神を継承し、国連憲章が掲げる「戦争の惨害から将来の世代を救う」との理念を胸に刻み、新型軍国主義の台頭に警戒し、戦後秩序ならびに国際の平和と安全を共同で守るよう呼びかけた。

　開幕式には、中国外交部条約法律司の斉大海司長、侵華日軍南京大屠殺遇難同胞記念館の周峰館長、ロシア外務省法務局長、朝鮮の国連次席大使がそれぞれあいさつを行い、スペインやニカラグアなどの国の国連大使も出席した。

　＜ロシア外務省法務局　マキシム・ムシヒン局長＞
　「日本が軍国主義に逆戻りするリスクを、私たちは深く憂慮している。80年前に何が起きたのか、我々は銘記しておくべきだ。この場で、当時の真実を振り返ることができる。日本の戦争犯罪の歴史を忘れてはならない」

　この写真展は30日まで行われる。