Cambodia to award late Japanese volunteer, father

Cambodia to award late Japanese volunteer, father

OSAKA, Japan - Takehito Nakata, father of the late U.N. volunteer Atsuhito Nakata (pictured in the frame), holds a press conference in Osaka on Aug. 28. He said Cambodia will award a state medal next week to him and his son, an election-monitoring volunteer killed in Cambodia in 1993, in honor of their contribution to peace in the Southeast Asian country.

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