Protest against Japan's measures against S. Korea

Protest against Japan's measures against S. Korea

A protest is staged in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul on July 5, 2019, against Japan's tightening of rules on exports to South Korea and its handling of the wartime labor issue. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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