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Tighter asylum deportation rules take effect in Japan

TOKYO: Japanese laws making it easier for the country to deport failed asylum seekers took effect Monday, with campaigners warning that the new system will put lives at risk.The world’s fourth.

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Nowhere to go : African refugee applicants camp in Tokyo park | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

In late November, about 10 men from central Africa gathered for a meal at the guest rooms in a Christian church in Tokyo.

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Refugee Rights In Japan Are Fading Fast – Analysis

Refugee Rights In Japan Are Fading Fast – Analysis
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Refugee rights in Japan are fading fast

Japan’s leadership needs to recognise that refugees can contribute positively to the country’s demographic and labour market woes.

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FOCUS: Refugee law deportation changes empower Japan gov t amid distrust

After fierce debate and numerous setbacks, Japan enacted on June 9 controversial amendments to the immigration and refugee law enabling the government to deport repeat refugee applicants back to their countries of origin.

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