日米高官、人権めぐり意見交換

　【ワシントン時事】訪米した中谷元・首相補佐官は１０日、ワシントン市内で米国家安全保障会議（ＮＳＣ）のキャンベル・インド太平洋調整官と会談し、インド太平洋地域での人権や民主主義の分野における日米協力について意見交換した。中谷氏が記者団に明らかにした。（2022/05/11-08:52）

Japan's Gen Nakatani, special adviser to the prime minister, said Tuesday that he has met with U.S. National Security Council Indo-Pacific Coordinator Kurt Campbell to discuss bilateral cooperation in the fields of human rights and democracy in the Indo-Pacific region.
   The talks were held in Washington on the same day, Nakatani told reporters.
   Nakatani also held a meeting with Marco Rubio, a Republican senator, to explain Japan's actions on human rights issues.
   Rubio voiced his concern over increasing dependency in securing key commodities on certain countries and regions that may be involved in human rights violations, apparently with China in mind, and stressed the importance of cooperation between Japan and the United States in tackling such a situation, according to Nakatani.