Japan team in Shenyang to probe seizure of N. Korea defectors

Japan team in Shenyang to probe seizure of N. Korea defectors

SHENYANG, China - Masaaki Ono (C), director general of Japan's Foreign Ministry's Consular and Migration Affairs Department, enters the Japanese Consulate General in Shengyang, northeastern China, on May 11. Ono heads a five-member team investigating the May 8 seizure by Chinese police of five North Korean asylum seekers inside the consulate.

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