Japan to aid China on environmental law training

BEIJING, China - Kazuya Endo (R), minister at the Japanese Embassy in Beijing, shakes hands with Wang Zhenyu, a lawyer representing a Chinese environmental group, on March 13, 2014, after signing an agreement for Japan to grant up to $88,000 in aid to help equip Chinese lawyers with skills to resolve environmental problems through litigation.

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