US forces to strengthen measures to prevent military sex crime


THE US forces will strengthen measures to prevent a recurrence of sexual assaults by US military personnel serving in Japan, in response to a series of recent incidents in Okinawa prefecture.

US Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel and Lieutenant-General Roger Turner, the Okinawa area coordinator and head of US forces in the prefecture, issued a joint statement on July 12 to announce the reinforcing of relevant measures.

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