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Japan fingerprints foreigners as anti-terror move

] - 20. Novembre 2007 - 6:40

NARITA, Japan (Reuters) - Japan began fingerprinting foreigners entering the country on Tuesday in an anti-terrorism policy that has sparked complaints from human right activists, business travelers and long-term residents.

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