Jump to navigation Hideaki Ueda was addressing a session of the UN committee on torture in Geneva. Japan's own record on human rights had earlier been called into question, with a delegate from Mauritius reportedly criticising the Japanese legal practice of not permitting a suspect to have a legal representative present during questioning that can last as long as three weeks. In a video that has s
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