DPRK Slams Japan's Refusal to Delegation Entry into Japan

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Monday, June 11, 2001, updated at 21:38(GMT+8)

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DPRK Slams Japan's Refusal to Delegation Entry into Japan

The Democratic People's Republic of Korean (DPRK) on Monday criticized the Japanese government for rejecting the entry of a DPRK delegation into Japan to attend an international meeting, according to the Korean Central News Agency.

A spokesman for the DPRK Foreign Ministry told the agency that the meeting to be held in Tokyo will discuss how to demand compensations for "women for the (Japanese) army" and other victims in World War II.

He said that Japan has undisguisedly revealed its hostility toward the DPRK before the international community by only rejecting the entry of the DPRK delegation.



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	The Democratic People's Republic of Korean (DPRK) on Monday criticized the Japanese government for rejecting the entry of a DPRK delegation into Japan to attend an international meeting, according to the Korean Central News Agency.




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