#humanrights
Browse 21 JapaTopi articles tagged #humanrights — the latest news, reviews, and insights related to humanrights in Japan.
Zelensky Says Two Captured North Korean Soldiers Were Sent to South Korea
South Korean Magazine Reports Two North Korean Delegates Seek Asylum in Japan
Japan Asks U.S. to Raise North Korean Abductions at Any Trump–Kim Summit
Up to 100,000 North Korean Workers Reportedly Abroad as China and Russia Channel Billions to Pyongyang
Nepal–China Border Landslide Fuels Anger Over Information Gaps as State Media Tout High-Tech Rescues
Taiwan Provides Airport Protection to Chinese Rights Lawyer Linked to Unregistered Church — Implications for Japan
Rare citizen-led prosecution in Osaka: Supervisor never checked interrogation video in Pressance probe
TV Tokyo Addresses Backlash to “Women, Please Do Not Watch,” Vows to Learn from Feedback; Says Two-Episode Run Was Pre-Planned
From Track to Trench: Kenyan Athlete Says He “Signed a Death Warrant” in Russia’s War—A Stark Warning and a Lesson for Japan
South Korea Seeks Death Penalty for Ex-President in ‘De Facto Abolition’ Era, Stirring Rights Debate—and Japan’s Attention
Britain Rattled by China’s ‘Mega Embassy’: Alleged Secret Basements, Tunnels and a Spy-Hub Scare Near the City
Takaichi Acknowledges ‘Grave Responsibility’ as Japan Deepens Redress for Forced Sterilization Survivors
Myanmar Junta Marks Independence Day With Mass Amnesty, Frees 6,134 Prisoners and Deports 52 Foreign Nationals
