Myanmarese in Japan demand right to vote for new Constitution

Myanmarese in Japan demand right to vote for new Constitution

TOKYO, Japan - A group of Myanmar residents in Japan stage a protest in front of the Myanmar Embassy in Tokyo on April 26 demanding their right to vote for a new Constitution in Myanmar.

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