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Japan aims to stop trafficking of prostitutes |
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TOKYO- After years of denying it had a problem with human trafficking, Japan is now putting the finishing touches on a law that would make the practice illegal in this country and help foreigners forced into the sex industry.
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“Entertainer” curbs start March 15 |
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AFP-Jiji.- The government said Tuesday it would tighten requirements for entertainment visas from March 15 using new rules aimed at reducing the sex trade. |
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After years of wrangling, Kyoto pact goes into effect |
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NEW YORK (AP) After seven politically painful years, the Kyoto Protocol finally will enter into force Wednesday, reining in industrial emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in a first attempt to control climate change.
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Meking money on emissions |
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European Union nations earn early profit trading quotas Abnormal weather, a possible consequence of global warming, is already taking its toll in parts of the world this year including Asia, Europe and the United States Climactic aberrations could deal a severe blow to the lives of many people and even trigger conflicts. The Kyoto Protocol on global warming will take effect on Feb. 16. This is the first installment in a series of articles focusing on unprecedented efforts to mitigate climate changes. |
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Mineral water sales worth 150 billion yen ... and rising |
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Never mind that the tap water is free and safe to drink, Japanese want their water bottled and loaded with minerals. |
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