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Lonely Japanese Elderly Commits Crimes To Stay In Prison For Free
Akiyo was lodged in Tochigi Women's Prison, Japan's largest women's prison, located north of Tokyo.
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Headless Body Of Man Found In Japan Hotel, Doctor And Family Arrested
A woman and her parents in Japan have been arrested on the suspicion of beheading a man at a "love hotel" three weeks ago.
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QUAD Nations To Assist Each Other Over Action Against Cyber Crime
In a stern warning to state-sponsored malicious cyber activities, the grouping of India, Australia, Japan and the United States collectively called Quad has vowed to assist each other in ensuring the security and resilience of regional cyberinfra
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France Issues International Arrest Warrant Against Ex-Nissan Head
France has issued an international arrest warrant for Carlos Ghosn, the disgraced auto tycoon who jumped bail in Japan and fled to Lebanon in a sensational getaway, prosecutors told AFP on Friday.
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Six Out of 10 Children Exposed to Cyber Risks Online, Says Surfshark Study
A study on kids' cybersecurity by Surfshark reveals some alarming details about online crimes against children. As per the study, six out of ten children aged between 8 years to 12 years are exposed to cyber risks online. In 2020, yearly financial losses from cybercrimes against children touched $660,000 (roughly Rs. 50,313,400) in the US.
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Japanese Student Arrested After Two Killed With Crossbow
Japanese police on Thursday arrested a university student suspected of killing two members of his family with a crossbow and injuring two others in a rare violent crime in the country.
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Woman, Son In Japan Arrested For Over 3,000 Hotel Cancellations: Report
Japanese police have arrested a mother and son for allegedly making more than 3,200 no-show hotel cancellations, costing the hotels $1 million while collecting reward points worth $22,000, reports said Wednesday.
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Japan Police Official Stabbed In Possible Targeted Attack: Report
A Japanese police officer was stabbed several times in the chest with a kitchen knife and his loaded handgun stolen while on patrol on Sunday morning in the western city of Suita, in a rare case of violent crime in Japan, public broadcaster NHK reported.
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Eel Trafficking In The EU Is "The Largest Wildlife Crime On Earth"
Billions of euros worth of critically endangered eels are being trafficked each year from Europe, ending up on tables in China and Japan in what campaigners say is "the largest wildlife crime on Earth."
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6,000 Cops Hunt "Model" Thief Who Escaped Jail In Japan
A Japanese minister apologised Tuesday over the escape of a "model" inmate who fled an open prison more than a week ago, as the number of police hunting him passed 6,000.
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Babies' Bodies Stored In Bottles Recovered From Abandoned House In Japan
Termite exterminators working on a house renovation in the Japanese capital uncovered the bodies of several babies preserved in bottles, some with umbilical cords still attached, Kyodo news agency said on Monday
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Japan Executes 2 Murderers, Including Teenage Killer
Japan Tuesday executed two convicted murderers, including one who committed his crime while in his teens, the justice ministry said, ignoring calls from international rights groups to end capital punishment
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India, Malaysia, Singapore And Japan Sign Pacts For Cyber Security
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) and its counterparts in Malaysia, Singapore and Japan have signed three pacts for cooperation in cyber security.
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US Warns China Over Sudan's President Omar Al-Bashir Trip
The United States expressed concern on Monday that Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir plans to visit China, despite his International Criminal Court indictment for alleged war crimes in Darfur.
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Former Goa Minister Churchill Alemao Arrested in Louis Berger Bribery Case
Former minister of Goa, Congress' Churchill Alemao, has been arrested in connection with a bribery case involving US firm Louis Berger.
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Lonely Japanese Elderly Commits Crimes To Stay In Prison For Free
Akiyo was lodged in Tochigi Women's Prison, Japan's largest women's prison, located north of Tokyo.
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Headless Body Of Man Found In Japan Hotel, Doctor And Family Arrested
A woman and her parents in Japan have been arrested on the suspicion of beheading a man at a "love hotel" three weeks ago.
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QUAD Nations To Assist Each Other Over Action Against Cyber Crime
In a stern warning to state-sponsored malicious cyber activities, the grouping of India, Australia, Japan and the United States collectively called Quad has vowed to assist each other in ensuring the security and resilience of regional cyberinfra
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France Issues International Arrest Warrant Against Ex-Nissan Head
France has issued an international arrest warrant for Carlos Ghosn, the disgraced auto tycoon who jumped bail in Japan and fled to Lebanon in a sensational getaway, prosecutors told AFP on Friday.
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Six Out of 10 Children Exposed to Cyber Risks Online, Says Surfshark Study
A study on kids' cybersecurity by Surfshark reveals some alarming details about online crimes against children. As per the study, six out of ten children aged between 8 years to 12 years are exposed to cyber risks online. In 2020, yearly financial losses from cybercrimes against children touched $660,000 (roughly Rs. 50,313,400) in the US.
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Japanese Student Arrested After Two Killed With Crossbow
Japanese police on Thursday arrested a university student suspected of killing two members of his family with a crossbow and injuring two others in a rare violent crime in the country.
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Woman, Son In Japan Arrested For Over 3,000 Hotel Cancellations: Report
Japanese police have arrested a mother and son for allegedly making more than 3,200 no-show hotel cancellations, costing the hotels $1 million while collecting reward points worth $22,000, reports said Wednesday.
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Japan Police Official Stabbed In Possible Targeted Attack: Report
A Japanese police officer was stabbed several times in the chest with a kitchen knife and his loaded handgun stolen while on patrol on Sunday morning in the western city of Suita, in a rare case of violent crime in Japan, public broadcaster NHK reported.
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Eel Trafficking In The EU Is "The Largest Wildlife Crime On Earth"
Billions of euros worth of critically endangered eels are being trafficked each year from Europe, ending up on tables in China and Japan in what campaigners say is "the largest wildlife crime on Earth."
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6,000 Cops Hunt "Model" Thief Who Escaped Jail In Japan
A Japanese minister apologised Tuesday over the escape of a "model" inmate who fled an open prison more than a week ago, as the number of police hunting him passed 6,000.
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Babies' Bodies Stored In Bottles Recovered From Abandoned House In Japan
Termite exterminators working on a house renovation in the Japanese capital uncovered the bodies of several babies preserved in bottles, some with umbilical cords still attached, Kyodo news agency said on Monday
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Japan Executes 2 Murderers, Including Teenage Killer
Japan Tuesday executed two convicted murderers, including one who committed his crime while in his teens, the justice ministry said, ignoring calls from international rights groups to end capital punishment
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India, Malaysia, Singapore And Japan Sign Pacts For Cyber Security
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) and its counterparts in Malaysia, Singapore and Japan have signed three pacts for cooperation in cyber security.
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US Warns China Over Sudan's President Omar Al-Bashir Trip
The United States expressed concern on Monday that Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir plans to visit China, despite his International Criminal Court indictment for alleged war crimes in Darfur.
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Former Goa Minister Churchill Alemao Arrested in Louis Berger Bribery Case
Former minister of Goa, Congress' Churchill Alemao, has been arrested in connection with a bribery case involving US firm Louis Berger.
