TOKYO - U.N. Human Rights Council experts said Friday their investigations in Japan exposed "deeply alarming" allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse involving hundreds of performers at Japan's top male talent agency Johnny & Associates Inc. and called for the government to act on behalf of those affected.
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