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but within days of the laws adoption, the ukrainian ministry of internal affairs drug enforcement department started collecting data on substitution therapy patients. >> ministry of interior issued an instruction which went out to all regions of ukraine with demands to collect all information which included personal data, the history of injecting drug use, what kind of substitution therapy drugs they are getting, in what dosage, which is the medical information which is also private, its confidential. >> reporter: minister of internal affairs anatoly mohylyov defends the data collection. >> ( translated ): we requested such information not to make it public. we just need it because such people belong to risk groups that we need to know about. >> unfortunately, we don't know how this information will be used in the future. so now it is kept by the ministry of interior. and still remembering the soviet past where law enforcement when they collected information it will be kept forever and sometimes it can be used against you. >> reporter: minister mohylyov also calls ukraine's substitution ther

of april. let's start with jobs data. april's unemployment rate stood at 4.7%. the figure worsened by 0.1 point from the previous month. the internal affairs ministry released the seasonably adjusted figures on tuesday. the number of unemployed stood at about 3.1 million. this is down 300,000 from the same month a year ago and marks 11 straight months of improvement. knows with jobs stood at 60 million, up 70,000 from a year earlier. the figure excludes 2,200 households in three quake-hit prefectures. separately, a report from the labor ministry showed job availability in april worsened for the first time in 17 months. the ministry says that 61 positions were available for every 100 job seekers. >>> meanwhile, japan's industrial production rose 1.0% in april from the previous month. the ministry of economy, trade and industry says the index stood at 83.5 against a base of 100 set in 2005. this is the first improvement in two months after a record plunge in march. large manufacturers forecast their output will grow by 8.0% in may and 7.7% in june. >>> now, let's get a check on the markets. with u.s. markets closed for the holiday, japanese investors

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affairs ministry which said simply that the operation had been carried out by u.s. forces in accordance with u.s. policy and that the killing of osama bin laden demonstrated pakistan's dedication along with the international community to eliminate terrorism. it seems almost as if they're trying not to claim credit for it. which is probably not a surprise because he had many, many sympathizers in this country and for the government to own up to having a role in his killing could really destabilize pakistan and certainly provoke violence. katie? >> couric: and, liz, along those lines, pakistan's former president pervez musharraf, made very provocative comments about this raid. he used to be our close ally. what's going on there? >> reporter: well, on the one hand, he did say it was a positive thing. but then he went on to say that it was an infringement of pakistani sovereignty to have the u.s. come in and carry out this operation without any visible pakistani corporation. he's voicing the opinion of a lot of people here. it remains to be seen tomorrow and the days to follow whether some violence does ensue. katie? >> couric: all right. liz palmer in islamabad tonight. thank you so much, liz. now, before he