The wife of former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn on Thursday criticized his treatment and inaccessibility in Tokyo, saying the Japanese judicial system "does not align with the standard of the other G-7 nations."In a statement released ahead of the Group of Seven summit in France from Saturday, Carole Ghosn was quoted as saying it "should appall the French government" that 276 days after arresting her husband, a French citizen, Japanese authorities have yet to issue a trial date.She urged French President Emmanuel Macron to take up the issue in a meeting with Japanese Prime Ministe…READ FULL ARTICLE
