Filipino wife of Myanmar refugee released

Filipino wife of Myanmar refugee released

NAGOYA, Japan - Japanese immigration authorities released Absin Eden Monteclaro (L), the Filipino wife of Khin Maung Hla (R), a Myanmar man seeking asylum in Japan. The Nagoya Immigration Bureau had detained Eden since May 24 for overstaying her visa.

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