Japan willing to mediate on illicit trade in small arms

NEW YORK, United States - Seiichiro Noboru, the Japanese ambassador on disarmament issues, sits for a U.N. conference on illicit trade of small arm July 10. He said Japan is willing to take on a mediating role and help shape a global consensus on how to reduce the huge arsenal of small arms in the world.

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