Filipino couple depart Japan leaving 13-yr-old daughter behind

NARITA, Japan - (From R) Sarah Calderon, her daughter Noriko and Noriko's father Arlan Calderon answer questions from a throng of reporters at Narita airport east of Tokyo on April 13. The undocumented couple left Japan the same day for their native Philippines leaving Noriko behind in the care of a relative in a case that has drawn renewed attention to Japan's often controversial immigration policies. (Kyodo)

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