Japanese Farmer Sentenced to Six & a Half Years for Burning Down Pakistani Mosque
A 37-year-old Japanese farmer has been sentenced to six years and six months in prison for setting fire to a Pakistani-owned mosque in Hokkaido, admitting that he wanted to drive Pakistanis out of Japan.
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