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Title:-
Racial
Discrimination: The Record of Japan
About
the Book:- The
perceived homogeneity of Japanese society, Japan’s feudal history and
modern war-time abuses have created an environment in which minorities
suffer discrimination both directly and indirectly. While doka
seisaku or a
principle of assimilation is the overarching principle governing
minorities in Japan, it co-exists with policies of segregation and
discrimination. This report examines the harassment and social exclusion
faced by four distinct racial and ethnic minorities: the Buraku; the
indigenous Ainu and Okinawans, Japanese-born Koreans, and migrant workers
from neighbouring Asian countries.
Publisher:-
Asia Pacific Human Rights Network
Publication
date:- 2001
Page:-
34p.
Size:-
8.5" X 5.5"
Price
(India):- Rs. 125.00
Price
(International):- US $ 4.00
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