Okinawa women

Okinawa women

CHATAN, Japan - Japanese women in Okinawa protest July 7 against the June 29 rape of a woman allegedly by a U.S. Air Force sergeant. Their placards read, ''Revise the Status-of-Forces Agreement,'' ''Cut the troop strength,'' and ''Reduce, Liquidate the Bases.''

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