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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: North Korea to release its own human rights report, Japanese campaign aims to curb anime piracy, Steven Seagal performs in Crimea, and Iran bans permanent contraception to promote procreation.
NORTH KOREA
Report Will Show ‘True Picture’ of a ‘Free and Happy Life’
The hermit kingdom plans to release its own human rights report to challenge the findings in the one released by the UN in February.
JAPAN
Campaign to Curb Manga and Anime Piracy
Government-led efforts focus on thanking fans for their support, but urges them to pay for services.
CRIMEA
Steven Seagal, Celebrity Diplomat
The American star played a gig with his blues band for a pro-Russia crowd in Sevastopol on Saturday.
IRAN
Permanent Contraception Banned to Promote Population Growth
State media says doctors who violate the ban will be punished.
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