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Woman faces additional charges over Thai girl sex work case in Tokyo

Kyodo News, Published on 17/02/2026

» KYODO — A Thai woman has been served with a fresh arrest warrant in connection with the case of a Thai girl who was found engaging in sex work in Tokyo when she was 12, Japanese police said on Tuesday.

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Thai woman arrested in Japan for brokering in Thai girl sex work case

Kyodo News, Published on 15/01/2026

» KYODO — A Thai woman has been arrested in connection with a high-profile Tokyo case alleging that she arranged for a then 12-year-old Thai girl to engage in sex work, police said.

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Singapore trying to improve conditions for low-paid migrants

Kyodo News, Published on 09/01/2026

» SINGAPORE — The life of a migrant worker in Singapore is bittersweet.

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Jakarta ranks world's largest city as Tokyo slips to 3rd

Kyodo News, Published on 01/01/2026

» KYODO — Jakarta ranked as the world's largest city with 41.9 million inhabitants followed by Dhaka, while Tokyo slipped to third against the backdrop of population growth in the developing nations and Japan's greying society, a recent United Nations (UN) report on urbanisation prospects shows.

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Japan eyes capping foreign workers at 426,000

Kyodo News, Published on 23/12/2025

» KYODO — The Japanese government said Tuesday it is considering capping the number of foreign workers it accepts under its new training and employment system at around 426,000 in the first two years after the programme launch in fiscal 2027.

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US to sell weapons worth over $11 billion to Taiwan

Kyodo News, Published on 18/12/2025

» KYODO — The United States said Wednesday it has approved a potential sale of weapons and related equipment worth more than US$11 billion to Taiwan, at a time when the self-governing democratic island faces increased military pressure from China.

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Piracy of Japan manga, literature causes $55bn loss a year

Kyodo News, Published on 08/11/2025

» KYODO — Lost revenue from illegal online viewing of Japanese manga and other publications worldwide was estimated at around ¥8.5 trillion (US$55.3 billion) annually, highlighting the extent of damage caused to rights holders by piracy websites, a recent study showed.