Chongryon lawyer denies criminal nature of sale to ex-intel chie

Chongryon lawyer denies criminal nature of sale to ex-intel chie

TOKYO, Japan - Koken Tsuchiya, a lawyer representing the pro-Pyongyang General Association of Korean Residents in Japan, or Chongryon, tells reporters in Tokyo on June 14 that no crime was involved in a deal to sell its head office in Tokyo to an investment advisory firm headed by a former chief of the Public Security Intelligence Agency. (Kyodo)

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