(2)Group rallies over registry network

(2)Group rallies over registry network

TOKYO, Japan - Members of a citizens' group, protesting against a national resident registry network launched Aug. 5, hand a bag containing torn notices of individual code numbers for the system to Tatsuro Yoshiyama (C), an official of the public management ministry, at the ministry's office in Tokyo on Aug. 12.

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