Protests greet Japanese leader on Asian tour
About 50 women forced into sexual slavery by Japanese soldiers during World War II protested Japanese Prime Minister Tomi Murayama’s Southeast Asia trip in Manila and planned demonstrations in Malaysia Singapore and Vietnam. Protesters called for compensation while officials cited postwar treaty settlements.
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Nigeria warns saboteurs over Forcados Terminal closure
Nigeria shuttered its second largest oil export facility the Forcados Terminal as workers join a general strike backing Moshood Abiola amidst military moves against unions. Government vows ruthless action against sabotage while citing revenue harm and security concerns. output has fallen sharply with oil flows disrupted and banks resuming activity under threat of license loss.
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