Memorial events were held March 20 to mark the third anniversary of the deadly Tokyo subway nerve gas attack, which key members of Aum Shinrikyo have been accused of carrying out.
Survivors and relatives of victims of the attack held news conferences in Tokyo in an effort to increase what they consider to be waning public awareness of their situation; many still suffer from the aftereffects of the gassing and complain of little official support.
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