TOKYO - A former executive director of Amnesty International Japan has sued the human rights organization for 5 million yen ($47,500), claiming unfair dismissal after he was diagnosed with depression that stemmed from being forced to give reports in Japanese, sources familiar with the case said Tuesday.
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