INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Prosecutors in Nagoya, Japan said on Friday (29 Sep.) that they have decided not to charge officials at an immigration center in the city
33 in March 2021 while in detention at the Nagoya Regional Immigration Services Bureau after complaining of ill health for around a month.In
June last year, prosecutors dropped charges against 13 immigration bureau officials over allegations of murder and abandonment resulting in
death after a criminal complaint filed by the family.A citizens committee for the inquest of prosecution in Nagoya said the prosecutors
should reconsider whether they can charge the officials, including the director at the time, for professional negligence resulting in her
custody at the immigration facility for overstaying her visa.The family also filed a lawsuit against the central government in March last
year, seeking damages over her death
