「故郷喪失」など５項目提示　原発事故の賠償基準見直しへ―政府審査会

　東京電力福島第１原発事故を巡り、原子力損害賠償紛争審査会（会長・内田貴東大名誉教授）は１０日、国の賠償基準の「中間指針」を上回る賠償額を認めた判決を分析した最終報告を公表した。「故郷喪失・変容による精神的損害」などの５項目を示し、「新たに類型化された損害を取り込む努力・工夫が求められる」と明記した。（2022/11/10-13:07）

A Japanese government panel, in a report released Thursday, called for a review of the state's guidelines on the criteria for compensation for people affected by the country's worst nuclear accident, which occurred at the Fukushima No. 1 plant in March 2011.
   In the final report on court rulings ordering the government to pay more compensation than the amount set under its interim guidelines for damages related to the accident, the dispute reconciliation panel for nuclear damage compensation said that the government needs to make efforts to take into account newly classified types of damage.
   The panel presented in the report five items, including psychological damage caused by the loss of people's hometowns or changes that occurred in their hometowns due to the March 2011 triple meltdown at Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc.'s Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant.
   Based on the report, the panel is set to discuss the reviewing of the interim guidelines later on Thursday.
   The current guidelines stipulate that around 100,000 yen should be paid monthly per person in compensation for psychological damage caused by evacuations.