Tag Archives: human rights

Seen yet ignored

Posted on March 10, 2022 by Bradly Rozairo

Brad Rozairo, OMI –In Japan, if you do not have power, money or are not successful, the society will look on you as if you are an “unwanted guest”. I do not think that anyone would want to be an unwanted guest, … Continue reading →

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“Immigration” vs “Migration” – confusion?

Posted on April 26, 2018 by Jerome Novotny

Many news articles use the words refugees, migrants and asylum seekers when reporting on the movement of people. Japan Times headline this morning – “Japan to limit work permits for asylum seekers from 2018” – talks about asylum seekers who … Continue reading →

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