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13 October 2026

Japanese man's months in detention puts scrutiny on 'hostage justice'

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Japanese man's months in detention puts scrutiny on 'hostage justice'

Aishima Shizuo was held in prolonged detention when he was diagnosed with cancer. Now, the UN is being asked to investigate if his detention violated international law.

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