8,000 people protest bill on wiretapping

8,000 people protest bill on wiretapping

Some 8,000 people attend a gathering in Tokyo on June 24 to protest against the bill to legalize wiretapping by police. At the rally in the Hibiya Park, they were carrying placards that say, ''No to the wiretapping law.''

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