Japan team investigating Chinese seizure of N. Koreans

Japan team investigating Chinese seizure of N. Koreans

SHENYANG, China - Masaaki Ono (R), director general of the Japanese Foreign Ministry's Consular and Migration Affairs Department, conducts an on-the-spot investigation of the seizure of five North Korean asylum seekers by Chinese police at the front gate of the Japanese Consulate General in Shenyang, northeastern China, on May 12, with Kiyoshi Okazaki (C), consul general, looking on.

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