Court ruling on protest near U.S. helipad construction site

Court ruling on protest near U.S. helipad construction site

NAHA, Japan - Masatsugu Isa (L) and Gentatsu Ashimine attend a gathering in Naha, Okinawa Prefecture, on March 14, 2012, after the Naha District Court ordered Isa to halt sit-ins and other protest activities aimed at blocking the construction of a U.S. military helipad, in a lawsuit the government filed against Isa and Ashimine, while dismissing the claim that Ashimine had obstructed the construction of the facility in the U.S. military's Northern Training Area. (Kyodo)

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