Koreans protest against Japan's territorial claim to disputed islets
www.chinaview.cn 2008-07-15 19:27:01   Print
Korean people attend a protest against Japan’s territorial claim to the disputed islets of Dokdo (Japan calls Takeshima) in a guidebook for Japanese middle school, in front of Japan’s embassy in Seoul, South Korea, on July 15, 2008. Both South Korea and Japan claim sovereignty to the islets of Dokdo, that is located some 89 km southeast to South Korea's Uleung Island and 160 km northwest to Japan's Oki Island. South Korea has controlled the Dokdo islets since 1950s. (Xinhua/Xie Chengyu)

Korean people attend a protest against Japan’s territorial claim to the disputed islets of Dokdo (Japan calls Takeshima) in a guidebook for Japanese middle school, in front of Japan’s embassy in Seoul, South Korea, on July 15, 2008. Both South Korea and Japan claim sovereignty to the islets of Dokdo, that is located some 89 km southeast to South Korea's Uleung Island and 160 km northwest to Japan's Oki Island. South Korea has controlled the Dokdo islets since 1950s. (Xinhua/Xie Chengyu)
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