Japan Demands Consular Access, Release of Detained Journalist in Russia
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A Japanese journalist has been detained in Russia for over a week, with Japan urging Russia to grant consular access and release the journalist. The bilateral diplomatic agreement stipulates that consular access should be allowed within four days of detention, which Russia has not honored. Japan has criticized Russia's handling of the situation, describing it as 'extremely regrettable'. The journalist, Yukiya Yamada, is accused of espionage, a charge Japan denies.
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