Okinawa assembly adopts protest resolution over alleged rape

Okinawa assembly adopts protest resolution over alleged rape

NAHA, Japan - The Okinawa prefectural assembly adopts a resolution protesting the U.S. military and the United States over the recent alleged rape of a local girl by a U.S. Marine during a plenary session on Feb. 14.

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