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German anti-globalization activist refused entry to Japan
Japan’s immigration authorities have denied a German anti- globalization activist entry to Japan at a port in Japan’s northernmost island of Hokkaido, where security checks have been tightened ahead of July’s Group of Eight summit, his supporters said Friday.
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