Japanese parliament clears antiterrorism refueling law

Japanese parliament clears antiterrorism refueling law

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Takeo Kawamura (back L) stands after the House of Representatives enacts a law Dec. 12 to continue Japan's antiterrorism refueling mission in the Indian Ocean following a revote by the ruling coalition in the lower house, overriding the opposition-controlled House of Councillors' rejection of the legislation. (Kyodo)

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