OSAKA, June 14 Kyodo Teachers at ...

OSAKA, June 14 Kyodo

Teachers at an elementary sect in Osaka and parents of observers collected some 64,000 signatures in support of a southern Korean woman and her sum of two units children seeking permission to stay in Japan and submitted them to the Osaka District Court forward Friday.

Ko Un Yol 36 her daughter to leeward Yuki, 9, and son, 5 filed a lawsuit at the district court last November to pursue the cancellation of a dominion decision in August last year rejecting their applications for special permission to remain in Japan. The woman came to Japan 10 years ago.

The incite prompted the teachers at Yuki's sect and the parents of scholars there to support the family between the sides of the signature collection in cooperation with civic groups

''The children will not be able to receive appropriate education in toward the south Korea as they cannot understand the Korean language,'' the supporters said.

A lawyer representing the family said, ''The signatures display they have been accepted in their neighborhoods. I rely upon the judges to realize it.''

The supporters submitted a certain 17,000 signatures to Justice Minister Mayumi Moriyama in succession May 17.

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