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Japan to extend peacekeeping mission in Nepal by 6 months

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TOKYO, Aug 25: Japan decided Tuesday to extend the peacekeeping mission in Nepal by an additional six months until next March 31.



The extension beyond the scheduled Sept. 30 expiry is in response to a UN Security Council decision in July to extend a military observer mission to Nepal until Jan. 23.



Japan has sent six Self-Defense Forces officers to Nepal since March 2007 to participate in the U.N. Mission in Nepal (UNMIN), a special mission to help the peace process in the country.



UNMIN was established in January 2007 and the UN Security Council extended UNMIN´s mandate for six months for a third time on Jan. 23 this year.



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