Wife of detained Japanese NGO leader arrives in Shanghai

Wife of detained Japanese NGO leader arrives in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, China - Mariko Yamada (R), wife of Fumiaki Yamada who has been detained by Chinese authorities for allegedly trying to help North Koreans seek asylum, arrives in Shanghai on Aug. 16 to learn about her husband's situation.

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