By YUTO YONEDA/ Staff Writer
October 2, 2020 at 19:05 JST
Murat Orhan, left, and Masahito Nakai, one of his lawyers, hold a news conference in Osaka’s Kita Ward on Oct. 1 after a settlement was reached in a lawsuit over excessive force used by officers at the local immigration center that resulted in a broken arm. (Yuto Yoneda)
OSAKA--A Turkish man won an apology and a settlement from the immigration bureau here after he sued the state over an incident at the bureau's immigration center that resulted in officers breaking his right arm. [Read More]
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