Pro-Pyongyang Koreans hold triennial Tokyo confab

Pro-Pyongyang Koreans hold triennial Tokyo confab

TOKYO, Japan - Members of the pro-Pyongyang General Association of Korean Residents in Japan hold a triennial plenary convention in Tokyo's Kita Ward on May 22, 2010. Some 2,000 people backing North Korea took part in the event, while permanent Korean residents supporting South Korea staged a protest rally outside the venue over the sinking of a naval ship.

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