Japanese Diet OKs foreign ship inspection bill
TOKYO, Japan - The House of Councilors on Nov. 30 passes and enacts a bill allowing the Japanese authorities in an emergency to inspect foreign vessels inside and outside its territorial waters as part of international economic sanctions. The new law stipulates the Japanese authorities may inspect a nonmilitary foreign vessel in an emergency if mandated by a U.N. Security Council resolution or with the consent of the country where the vessel is registered.
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