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http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/national/20080808TDY02304.htm
Mainichi apologizes to UNICEF over Web story
>The Mainichi Newspapers Co., publisher of the Mainichi Shimbun, has apologized to the Japan Committee for UNICEF over an
>article it carried on its English-language Web site, the Mainichi Daily News, in June, it has been learned.
>According to the Japan Committee for UNICEF, which is in charge of public relations and fund-raising activities for UNICEF,
>the online article in question included some descriptions that infringed on the rights of children mentioned in it.
>The Tokyo-based organization received complaints about the article from supporters who said it should lodge a complaint with
>the Mainichi Shimbun. Some of them said they would even stop making donations to UNICEF unless the committee lodged a protest.
>When some of the protesters went ahead and stopped their endowment activities, the organization mailed a strongly worded
>protest to the newspaper company on July 22, demanding an apology.
>(Aug. 8, 2008)
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/national/20080808TDY02304.htm
Mainichi apologizes to UNICEF over Web story
>The Mainichi Newspapers Co., publisher of the Mainichi Shimbun, has apologized to the Japan Committee for UNICEF over an
>article it carried on its English-language Web site, the Mainichi Daily News, in June, it has been learned.
>According to the Japan Committee for UNICEF, which is in charge of public relations and fund-raising activities for UNICEF,
>the online article in question included some descriptions that infringed on the rights of children mentioned in it.
>The Tokyo-based organization received complaints about the article from supporters who said it should lodge a complaint with
>the Mainichi Shimbun. Some of them said they would even stop making donations to UNICEF unless the committee lodged a protest.
>When some of the protesters went ahead and stopped their endowment activities, the organization mailed a strongly worded
>protest to the newspaper company on July 22, demanding an apology.
>(Aug. 8, 2008)
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