Justice officials visit N. Korean school over harassment

Justice officials visit N. Korean school over harassment

TOKYO, Japan - Osamu Kashiwabara (2nd from R) of the Justice Ministry attends a meeting with Gu Dae Sok (L), principal of pro-Pyongyang Tokyo Korean Junior and Senior High School, teachers and students held at the school March 5 to discuss matters regarding harassment and violence targeting students of Korean schools. (Kyodo)

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