Hong Kong protesters march to Japanese consulate general

Hong Kong protesters march to Japanese consulate general

A Hong Kong group demonstrates June 10 to demand Japan recompense them for military currency the Japanese government issued during World War II. Some 40 protesters staged the march up to the Japanese consulate general in Hong Kong prior to a ruling the Tokyo District Court will give on the case June 17.

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