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China says no consensus with Japan on N.Koreans

Last updated: 2002-05-15

China says no consensus with Japan on N.Koreans
2002-05-15

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North Korean Refugee Crisis
China-Japan
BEIJING - China denied on Wednesday reports it had reached a deal with Japan to release five North Korean asylum seekers dragged out of a Japanese consulate by Chinese police.... ...
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