Gov't to give Thai girl residence in Japan

Gov't to give Thai girl residence in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Mevisa Yoshida, a 13-year-old Thai girl living in Japan with her grandmother, smiles at her junior high school in Tokyo on July 6 when told of reports that the Japanese government will reverse its earlier decision and grant her permanent residence status.

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