Japan NGO leader detained in China with N. Koreans

Japan NGO leader detained in China with N. Koreans

TOKYO, Japan - Fumiaki Yamada (file photo), a representative of a nongovernmental group helping North Koreans flee their country, has been detained in Shanghai by Chinese authorities, the Japanese Foreign Ministry said Aug. 11. (Kyodo)

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