Myanmar refugees at lectures on Japanese life

Myanmar refugees at lectures on Japanese life

TOKYO, Japan - Refugees from Myanmar receive lectures on life in Japan, such as appropriate clothing for the seasons, at a Tokyo facility on Oct. 19, 2010. The refugees, members of ethnic Karen families, have come to Japan under a U.N.-promoted third country resettlement program that will see the country accept about 90 refugees over three years. (Kyodo)

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