Japan urges China to release citizen held in Beijing

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The Japanese national in his 50s was taken into custody in Beijing earlier this month for violating domestic law. Officials gave no further details on his identity, nor his alleged crime. There have been more than a dozen other cases involving Japanese citizens who had businesses or connections with China being arrested.

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Times of India

Japan Urges China To Release Citizen Held: Japan urges China to release citizen held in Beijing

Japan's government has demanded that China releases a Japanese man detained in Beijing for allegedly breaking domestic laws. However, no details have been provided by the Japanese government about the identity of the man, his alleged crime or when he was arrested.

2 months ago·Mumbai, India

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The Hindu

Tokyo demands China to free Japanese national detained in Beijing

Tokyo has demanded that China release a Japanese national who was detained in Beijing earlier this month, Japan’s top government spokesperson said on March 27. Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno told a news conference that Japan’s embassy in China was informed by the Chinese authority that a Japanese man in his 50s was taken into custody in Beijing earlier in March over allegedly violating domestic law.

2 months ago·India

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CTV News

Tokyo demands China free Japan national detained in Beijing

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Associated Press News

Tokyo demands China free Japan national detained in Beijing

Tokyo is demanding that China release a Japanese national detained in Beijing earlier this month for allegedly breaking the law. Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno said Monday the Chinese authorities

2 months ago·United States

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