Prosecutors raid office of lawyer for N. Korea group

Prosecutors raid office of lawyer for N. Korea group

TOKYO, Japan - Koken Tsuchiya, a former president of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, speaks to reporters in Tokyo on June 14 after Tokyo prosecutors raided his home and office in search of incriminating evidence over the sale of the Tokyo head office building of the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan to an investment advisory group linked to a former head of the Public Security Intelligence Agency. Tsuchiya, 84, represents the pro-Pyongyang group.

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