Japanese farmers rally to demand safeguard measures on imports

Japanese farmers rally to demand safeguard measures on imports

TOKYO, Japan - About 3,000 farmers from around the country march in Tokyo on Nov. 16, 2001 to press their demand for an immediate imposition of ''safeguard'' measures to curb imports of farm products, mainly from China.

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