Prosecutor's gambling scandal

Prosecutor's gambling scandal

Japanese Justice Minister Masako Mori speaks at a House of Representatives committee session in Tokyo on May 26, 2020, about the validity of a disciplinary measure taken against Hiromu Kurokawa, head of the Tokyo High Public Prosecutors Office, who resigned recently over a gambling scandal. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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