Japan Uses Touring Citizens as Spy Aides
Japan faces scrutiny as espionage cases linked to travelers surface. Masatomi Uchikawa, 31, jailed by a Soviet court for three years and five in a labor camp, raised questions about government use of returning tourists for intelligence. Public officials say interviews and payments for information are standard and not counter to international norms.
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Kimura Warns Against Violating Foreign Laws
Kimura said that all were instructed not to violate the laws of foreign countries while engaged in such work.
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