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Bookmark or Share- Meet the 95-year-old activist John Sato making the most of his bus passJohn Sato, a 95-year-old World War Two veteran, took four buses to join an anti-racism march in central Auckland after the March 2019 Christchurch shootings. His story made headlines across the world, proving how ordinary people are capable of extraordinary things.
- John Sato an inspiration - TimesWWII veteran John Sato has died aged 98. Sato, from Howick, received global recognition for his efforts to attend an anti-racism rally in Auckland held at Aotea Square on March 24, 2019 in the wake of the Christchurch terror attacks.
- 95-year-old John Sato took four buses to protest racism in New Zealand ...World. He’s 95, a WWII vet and just took four buses to protest racism in New Zealand. By Eli Rosenberg. March 26, 2019 at 3:03 p.m. EDT. John Sato, 95, made the long trip to an anti-racism...
- World War II veteran John Sato dies aged 98 | RNZ News6:59 pm on 26 March 2022. Share this. World War II veteran John Sato who came to prominence after taking four buses to join an anti-racism march in 2019, has died at the age of 98. John Sato received thank you cards after his efforts to attend the anti-racism rally in Auckland in 2019 went viral. Photo: RNZ/ Liu Chen.
- WWII veteran, 95, takes four buses to attend anti-racism rally in New ...Wednesday 27 March 2019 15:56, UK. John Sato travelled from Howick to Auckland by several buses to reach a racism rally. Why you can trust Sky News. A 95-year-old Second World War veteran took four buses to attend a solidarity march against racism in New Zealand.
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