Disadvantaged Filipino kids get Japan-sponsored education

Disadvantaged Filipino kids get Japan-sponsored education

KIDAPAWAN, Philippines - Students of the Mindanao Children's Library Foundation set up by Japanese author and editor Tomo Matsui in the southern Philippine city of Kidapawan gather on June 26, 2011, to read a book. Supported by benefactors from Japan, the foundation's students are a mix of Christians, Muslims and indigenous people. (Kyodo)

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