Late human rights lawyer Fuse draws renewed interest

Late human rights lawyer Fuse draws renewed interest

TOKYO, Japan - Teacher Kazuhiko Abe (L in back) teaches third-year students at Onagawa No. 4 Junior High School in Onagawa, Miyagi Prefecture, a Korean man who kept mentioning human rights lawyer Tatsuji Fuse's achievements in the protection of human rights.

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