S. Korean woman, children granted reprieve to stay in Japan

S. Korean woman, children granted reprieve to stay in Japan

OSAKA, Japan - Ko Un Yol (C), a 39-year-old South Korean woman, smiles in Ibaraki, Osaka Prefecture, on Feb. 18 after immigration authorities allowed her and her two children to extend their provisional permit to stay in Japan for another month.

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