Children's Diet calls for better human relations

Children's Diet calls for better human relations

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori (R) delivers a speech before elementary pupils and junior high school students taking part in the second day of a two-day mock Diet session at the House of Councillors building in Tokyo on Aug. 3. Participants at the ''Children's Diet'' adopted a declaration calling for efforts to create better human relations and a cleaner environment.

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