(1)Tokyo meeting on human trafficking opens

TOKYO, Japan - U.S. First Lady Laura Bush speaks in a video message as a two-day international meeting on human trafficking in Asia begins in Tokyo on June 23, attended by around 100 officials from the United States, Japan and other Asian countries as well as various organizations. ''Human trafficking is a crime across the borders. We know regional and international cooperation is crucial,'' she said. (Pool photo)

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