Chinese protest against Japanese firm

Chinese protest against Japanese firm

QIDONG, China - Men stomp on an overturned car during a demonstration in Qidong in the Chinese province of Jiangsu on July 28, 2012, against the planned construction of a drainpipe that will discharge waste from Japanese firm Oji Paper Co.'s inland plant into the sea.

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