Japan protests cartoon

Japan protests cartoon

NEW YORK, United States - Photo shows a cartoon published in the International Herald Tribune on April 21, 2011. Japan's Consulate General in New York on the same day lodged a protest with New York Times Co., owner of the newspaper, for publishing the cartoon in which Snow White, carrying a newspaper with the headline ''Japan nuclear radiation,'' asks an old woman offering an apple if she comes from Japan.

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