Japan delegate visits penguin sanctuary during racism confab

Japan delegate visits penguin sanctuary during racism confab

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows Kaori Maruya, parliamentary secretary for foreign affairs and the head of the Japanese delegation to this year's U.N.-sponsored racism conference in Durban, South Africa, who according to delegation sources managed to get her speech moved up so she could go to Cape Town to visit a penguin sanctuary.

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