However, Japan’s immigration

However, Japan’s immigration

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Since Japan acceded to the United Nations (UN) Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees in 1981, admitting refugees has been a part of the country’s immigration policy. However, Japan’s immigration policy is known for its restrictiveness, exemplified by its 1.5 percent acceptance rate of refugees in 2024—190 people out of 12,373 applicants. This has impacted the approach the Japanese government has taken regarding the Kurdish refugee issue. Yasuhiro Hishida, assistant to the director of Japan’s Refugee Status Recognition Office, said officials suspected widespread abuse of the refugee process. Most applicants come from countries that are not currently considered conflict zones, suggesting สล็อตเว็บตรง