Japan
August 8, 2022
Japan: Press Cambodia to End Trade Union Crackdown
The Japanese government should press Cambodian authorities to stop using Japan-funded public buses to forcibly remove striking workers from picket lines in Phnom Penh.
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Japan: Press Cambodia to End Trade Union Crackdown
Tokyo-Provided Buses Used in Forced Removal of Strikers
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Myanmar: Japan-Trained Officer Among Abusive Forces
Tokyo Should Cut Military Ties, Pressure Junta to End Atrocities
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Quad Leaders: Spotlight Rights, Democracy in Asia
US, Japan, India, Australia Should Address Crises Across Region
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Japan to Train New Cadets, Officers from Abusive Myanmar Military
Training Tatmadaw Personnel Risks Complicity in Junta’s Atrocities
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Japan: Raise Rights on Southeast Asia Trip
Prime Minister Kishida Should Press for Reforms in Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam
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Japan and Australia Should Sanction the Myanmar Military
Betting on ASEAN’S Fruitless Diplomacy Undermines International Action
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Japan Beverage Giant to Withdraw from Myanmar
Kirin Should Not Sell Stakes to Military-Owned Entities
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Myanmar: Japan Construction Giant Should End Military Partnership
Questions about Yokogawa Bridge Corp.’s Ties Since Coup Go Unanswered
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Japan Calls for Monitoring China’s Human Rights Situations
Tokyo Should Build on New Momentum by Condemning Serious Abuses
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Japan’s government should stop training Myanmar’s military
Japan’s defence ministry claims the program, which includes combat training, will inspire change from within. That’s not going to happen.
