Manga rows show why it’s still Japan’s medium of protest

But that has not been the only recent manga row. There was barely a murmur of disapproval when Japan’s prime minister, Shinzo Abe, announced that his country would not be taking in Syrian refugees. It was left to a pitiless manga depiction of a six-year-old Syrian girl to ignite public debate. The illustration drew loud protests on social media and prompted a change.org campaign demanding that the

[mekurayanagi]

言われてみれば確かに日本におけるマンガ表現の位置は不思議な感じがするんだろう。

[kazutox]

日本の漫画の多様性について。難民差別と碧志摩メグは話の枕。