US: Students Arrested After Protest At Pomona College In California

On Friday, April 5, dozens of students were arrested after a protest at Pomona College in California. Claremont Police Department officials said they stormed and then occupied the President's office. The protest was sparked after the university removed the 'mock apartheid wall,' a piece of student-erected pro-Palestinian protest art on the Claremont campus.

(2)Court awards 165 mil. yen to Chinese forced laborers

(2)Court awards 165 mil. yen to Chinese forced laborers

FUKUOKA, Japan - Zhang Wukui (L) and Du Zhongren (C) clap hands with their supporters outside the Fukuoka District Court on April 26 after the court ordered Mitsui Mining Co. to pay 165 million yen in compensation to 15 Chinese men, including the two, who were forced to work in coal mines in Fukuoka Prefecture during World War II.

(1)Court awards 165 mil. yen to Chinese forced laborers

(1)Court awards 165 mil. yen to Chinese forced laborers

FUKUOKA, Japan - As Zhang Wukui (L) reads a memo, Du Zhongren (C) shakes hands with one of his supporters outside the Fukuoka District Court on April 26. The court later ordered Mitsui Mining Co. to pay 165 million yen in compensation to 15 Chinese men, including the two, who were forced to work in coal mines in Fukuoka Prefecture during World War II.

(2)Court awards 165 mil. yen to Chinese forced laborers

(2)Court awards 165 mil. yen to Chinese forced laborers

FUKUOKA, Japan - Zhang Wukui (L) and Du Zhongren (C) clap hands with their supporters outside the Fukuoka District Court on April 26 after the court ordered Mitsui Mining Co. to pay 165 million yen in compensation to 15 Chinese men, including the two, who were forced to work in coal mines in Fukuoka Prefecture during World War II.