Japan's tiny refugee community urges Tokyo to open doors wider
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Japan combats rise in hate speech
Japan is the only developed country without anti-discrimination laws, and ethnic Koreans are often targeted On a chilly February evening in 2013, Shinhae Lee, a journalist and ethnic Korean woman who has lived in Japan her whole life, was at home by herself in Osaka when her computer pinged with a message from a friend. It said the leader of the nationalist group Zaitokukai had just announced on t
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