High court upholds guilty ruling on ex-intel diplomat Sato

High court upholds guilty ruling on ex-intel diplomat Sato

TOKYO, Japan - former Foreign Ministry analyst Masaru Sato, charged with misusing state funds and interfering in an aid project for Russia in 2000 under the influence of outspoken lawmaker Muneo Suzuki, arrives at the Tokyo High Court on Jan. 31. The court upheld a lower court's guilty ruling on him. (Kyodo)

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