NEW YORK: Japan plans to propose taking up the issue of air defense identification zones at the International Civil Aviation Organization as it did last November after China's declaration of such a zone in the East China Sea over Japan's Senakaku Islands.
The ICAO, a United Nations (UN) agency working to promote the safety of international civil aviation, on Monday started a council meeting in Montreal, Canada. Japan, the United States and China are among its members sitting on the council.
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