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Every so often, a striking image captures the struggle refugees and migrants face on their way to northern Europe. For a while, it catches the public's attention - but what happens to these people after the cameras leave? Katie Razzall met three of them. "I wish I would never see this photo again," says Laith Majid. The picture above, taken as he landed on the Greek island of Kos with his family,
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Japan’s Top Court Upholds Law Requiring Spouses to Share Surname (Published 2015)
transcript Japanese React to Surname RulingResidents in Japan gave their opinions on their country's Supreme Court ruling requiring married couples to use the same surname. (SOUNDBITE) (Japanese) 80-YEAR-OLD PLAINTIFF, KYOKO TSUKAMOTO, SAYING: “My identity was Tsukamoto Kyoko. What happens to a person who loses that identity? I can’t live as Tsukamoto Kyoko, and now I won’t be able to die as Tsuka
Japan's curious passion for the business novel
When Japanese people want a really good read they may not pick a spy thriller, a sci-fi fantasy or a throbbing romance - they may choose a novel about the world of business, with a besuited middle manager as its hero. Business novels now routinely feature in bestseller lists, and have even made the transition from the printed page to chart-topping TV drama. With a sharp kick, the young man in a sh
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