Japan urged to join Hague Convention on int'l parental abduction

Japan urged to join Hague Convention on int'l parental abduction

TOKYO, Japan - William Duncan, deputy secretary general of the Hague Conference on Private International Law, speaks at a news conference at the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo on March 18, 2010. Duncan urged Japan to join the convention which covers international parental abduction, saying there are no technical reasons preventing Japan from doing so. (Kyodo)

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