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Supreme Court hints at change in NHK sex-slave censorship ruling
The Supreme Court said Thursday it will hold a hearing in April on an appeal made against a lower court decision that ordered NHK and two TV producers to compensate a women’s rights group over the censorship of a 2001 TV documentary about the wartime use of sex slaves by the Japanese military.
[THE JAPAN TIMES]
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