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    Japan’s Foreigner policy shifts from "coexistence" to "order"- under Onoda, "accept foreigners as members of society without isolating them" removed, replaced with “must address situations where citizens feel anxiety and unfairness due to actions that violate rules"
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    Japan’s Foreigner policy shifts from “coexistence” to “order”- under Onoda, “accept foreigners as members of society without isolating them” removed, replaced with “must address situations where citizens feel anxiety and unfairness due to actions that violate rules”


    Japan’s Foreigner policy shifts from “coexistence” to “order”- under Onoda, “accept foreigners as members of society without isolating them” removed, replaced with “must address situations where citizens feel anxiety and unfairness due to actions that violate rules”

    https://www.asahi.com/sp/articles/ASV1R4CD6V1RUTIL030M.html

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    1. rei0 on

      “Unfairness” – If you press them on what they mean by that, expect a bunch of unfounded lies about immigrants taking advantage of welfare, not being prosecuted, yadda yadda. Everything follows the same boring script.

    2. LandDifferent7365 on

      Unfairness is imposed on the foreign trainees. They are not even allowed to have a phone. Even slaves in Myanmar scam factories have better conditions.