Bangladeshi man denies link to al-Qaida

Bangladeshi man denies link to al-Qaida

TOKYO, Japan - Islam Mohamed Himu, a Bangladeshi businessman , speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on July 27. He sought human rights redress with a lawyers' group over what he called his ordeal in being linked with a suspected senior member of the al-Qaida terrorist network, denying the accusations against him. ''Anywhere I go, I am falsely branded as an al-Qaida member but I am not,'' a tearful Himu told Japanese and international media. after filing a complaint with the Japan Federation of Bar Associations. (Kyodo)

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