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| Japan police to face interrogation rules (AP) |
| Thursday, 24 January 2008 | |
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AP - Japan's national police, facing allegations that officers regularly squeeze confessions from suspects with abuse, issued guidelines for the first time Thursday setting limits on how far they can go in questioning sessions. Read more at: http://news.ingter.net/index.php/World/World/Japan-police-to-face-interrogation-rules-AP.html. |
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