Japan: ‘Endless detention’: Migrants speak out as government proposes harsh immigration bill

By Amnesty International

Ahead of the Japanese government’s latest attempt to push through repressive legislation that will reinforce its powers to detain migrants indefinitely, asylum seekers and others have spoken out about the inherent cruelty of the country’s immigration system. More than 30 migrants and asylum seekers interviewed for a new piece of Amnesty International research, some of […] The post Japan: ‘Endless detention’: Migrants speak out as government proposes harsh immigration bill appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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