Japan has made it even tougher for asylum seekers to stay - News Summed Up

Japan has made it even tougher for asylum seekers to stay


Instead, the parliament in June passed legislation that could fast-track thousands of asylum seekers to deportation. (David Mareuil / Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)Once asylum seekers make their applications, the chances of approval are razor-thin. Even the tiny Netherlands recognized more than 14,000 asylum seekers that year. Maybe 20% of what I feel is appreciation, but the other 80% is resentment.”Not all asylum seekers are denied a work visa. AdvertisementNow he’s employed by the Anti-Poverty Network, a nonprofit that supports asylum seekers, and is a regular at pro-refugee rallies in Tokyo.


Source: Los Angeles Times July 24, 2023 13:27 UTC



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