Protest against Japan's trade measure against S. Korea

South Korean business owners stamp on boxes bearing the logos of Japanese companies during a protest in Seoul on July 5, 2019, against Japan's tightening of rules on exports to South Korea amid a row over wartime labor. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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