Fukuoka court backs deportation of 7 Chinese

Fukuoka court backs deportation of 7 Chinese

FUKUOKA, Japan - Haruko Inoue, who is among seven Chinese seeking cancellation of a deportation order, cries outside the Fukuoka District Court in Fukuoka Prefecture on March 31. The court rejected the appeals by the seven, six of whom falsely claimed they were blood relatives of a Japanese man displaced in China after World War II.

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