Japanese activist tackling global poverty issues

Japanese activist tackling global poverty issues

TOKYO, Japan - Masaki Inaba, executive director of an umbrella alliance of civic groups tackling poverty in developing countries, speaks about his activities during an interview on Dec. 20, 2012 at an office in Tokyo.

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