Brazil apologizes for WWII-era persecution of Japan immigrants

Brazil apologizes for WWII-era persecution of Japan immigrants

People celebrate in Brasilia on July 25, 2024, as the Amnesty Commission of the Human Rights and Citizenship Ministry of Brazil announces the government will offer an apology for the persecution of Japanese immigrants in the country during and after World War II.

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