Indonesian group calls for flexibility in Japan nursing exam

Indonesian group calls for flexibility in Japan nursing exam

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Prof. Achir Yani, president of the Indonesian National Nurses' Association, speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Jakarta on March 30, 2010. She called on the Japanese government to ease its national nursing exam for Indonesian nurses, proposing the use of ''furigana'' and four chances to take the exam. (Kyodo)

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