Japan's NHK removes video about U.S. protests after online outrage

Japanese public broadcaster NHK apologised and deleted from its Twitter account on Tuesday an animated video aimed at explaining the background behind U.S. protests for police reform but which sparked online outrage for its depiction of African Americans.<div class="feedflare">
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