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Report: Japan Offered Prostitutes to Sway Whaling Votes
Jun 14th 2010 – 1:46PM
Kate Davison, Greenpeace / AP
(June 14) -- Japanese officials bribed six small nations with offers of cash and call girls in return for their votes in favor of slaughtering whales, according to a newspaper investigation. Japan denies the accusations, but The Sunday Times reported that two of its journalists filmed government officials from six...
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