G-8 calls for global legal reforms to fight cross-border crimes

G-8 calls for global legal reforms to fight cross-border crimes

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Justice Minister Kunio Hatoyama speaks at a joint news conference at a hotel in Tokyo on June 13 after justice and home affairs ministers from the Group of Eight nations ended their three-day meeting.

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