[New Okubo] Favorable people “Let’s get along”

On the afternoon of 22nd in Tokyo, the Shinjuku and Shin-Okubo neighborhoods hosted “Tokyo University March” by a civil society that opposes right-wing foreign discrimination, such as a hateful demonstration. A participant is holding a placard with a message such as “Let's get along” in Hangul = Tokyo / Cho Giwon correspondent / / Hankyore newspaper ■ Joint Declaration by the Speech Labor Union and Japan MIC ■ Abe Grenade Candle Cultural Festival and Debate As the Korean-Japanese confrontation stemming from the Abe administration's trade regulations expanded to society as a whole, a joint declaration calling for the media labor organizations representing the two countries to cease distorted reporting and aim for a society that respects peace and human rights was adopted. The Korean National Speech Labor Union and the Japan Media Culture and Information Union (MIC) adopted the “Joint Media Workers Declaration of Korea and Japan” on the 27th. MIC is a trade union federation of nine trade union associations in the newspaper, broadcast, publishing, film, and theater fields, such as the Japan Newspaper Labor Union (approximately 20,000 members) and the Japan Private Broadcasting Trade Union Federation. Both groups say, “The future cannot be told to those who turn away from the facts of history. Without reflection on the past, the future cannot be discussed,” and “exclusive discourse and narrow nationalism are widespread. The irreplaceable human rights, peace, and friendship must not be trampled, now is the time for our media workers to properly and freely report the accumulated facts. Emphasized. The two organizations announced in a joint declaration, “Aiming to create a society where peace and human rights are respected by protecting journalism that pursues the facts in every report in the future. To avoid repeating past mistakes that have been trampled by peace and human rights. "I will not be involved in reports that promote nationalism." Until such a joint declaration was made, contact with the leveling of media organizations in both countries continued. On the 2nd of last month, the union union released a statement titled “ Protect journalism and universal human rights values, '' and the Nihon Shimbun union said in a statement calling for the cancellation of the report related to “ hate hate '' on 6th of this month. answered. In the future, both groups will actively work on joint events such as debates. The union announced today that it will “strengthen solidarity with the MIC towards the discontinuation of reports that cite hateful and hatred reports and false manipulation information, starting with the joint declaration”. On the 28th, at the 28th Abe Grenade Candle Festival in front of the Japanese Embassy, ​​a video message from Mr. Akira Minami, Chairman of the Japan Newspaper Labor Federation and MIC Chairman will be released. In October, there are plans to prepare specific joint measures and discussions for distorted coverage in both countries. * Some excerpts from the link below. Continue with the source http://japan.hani.co.kr/arti/politics/34494.html document.write(” + ”); Related article document.write(” + ”);