Dutch war victims stage demonstration against Japan

Dutch war victims stage demonstration against Japan

THE HAGUE, Netherlands - Former Dutch prisoners of war (POWs) and civilian victims of Japanese internment camps during World War II in present-day Indonesia stage a demonstration outside the Japanese embassy May 9, calling for financial compensation from the Japanese government.

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