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米軍撮影の映像、動画投稿サイトに流出 辺野古２人拘束
沖縄県名護市の米軍キャンプ・シュワブ前で米軍基地移設に反対する２人が拘束された事件で、当時の様子を撮影した米軍の映像が動画投稿サイトに流出していたことがわかった。米軍は流出を不適切だと認めている。映像には反対派リーダーが意図的に数歩、基地内に足を踏み入れる様子が映っており、拘束の妥当性を巡る議論も呼んでいる。
２月２２日、米軍普天間飛行場（宜野湾市）の移設計画への抗議行動をとりまとめる沖縄平和運動センターの山城博治議長ら２人が、基地内に侵入したとして米軍の警備員に拘束された。刑事特別法違反容疑で県警が逮捕し、翌日釈放。山城議長は「１、２歩入ったが、拘束時は仲間に『下がろう』と呼びかけていただけだ」と主張し、反対派を中心に「行きすぎた拘束だ」との批判があった。
今月９日に動画サイトに投稿された映像は、撮影位置から米軍の監視カメラのものとみられる。在沖米海兵隊報道部は朝日新聞の１０日の取材に流出を否定していたが、１４日の取材に「不適切なルートで流れたことが明らかになった」と回答した。
（朝日新聞デジタル 2014/03/15 21:44）
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