NGOs hold large joint rally in Sapporo ahead of G-8 summit

SAPPORO, Japan - Nongovernmental organizations and citizens' groups from Japan and abroad hold a joint rally July 5 in Sapporo's Odori Park in Hokkaido prior to the Group of Eight summit in the Lake Toya resort area in the northern Japan prefecture to call for peace and eliminating growing gaps between the rich and poor.

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