JPN 'police made a chicanery' against indigenous Taiwanese

[Taro Toporific]

Poor Taiwanese lawmaker Kao Chin Su-mei---She can't get her family un-enshrined from the war-crime shrine of the kind Japanese who killed her ancestors. That would be like putting Jews and Poles in a Hitler Shrine. Sheesh.
Taiwan natives' Yasukuni protest unfulfilled
Xinhua News, eastday.com, 15/6/2005 8:29
Because of the obstruction of Japanese police, a group of Taiwan's indigenous people Tuesday failed to enter the Tokyo-based Yasukuni shrine, where they had planned to protest against the enshrinement of their relatives who died while serving in the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II.
Although the police made a chicanery that they were doing so to protect the Taiwan group from possible conflict between the group and Japanese right wingers....more....

[Buraku]

Japan offends more Asians
any comments from Blinky ?

so now the Taiwanese are making noise
poor Blinky

Russians haven't been making protests lately, however some Japan leaders were making more remarks about South Koreans - saying they welcomed invasion and approval of textbooks that whitewash the sex-slavery

sieg heil ishihara !!

[Bucky]

Deja vu all over again Kao Chin is back at Yasukuni

Japan's Metropolitan Police Department charged non-partisan Taiwanese Legislator Kao Chin Su-mei Thursday for assault and being disrespectful at a place of worship.

In its charges laid out in a letter to a Tokyo district prosecutors office, the Metropolitan Police Department said Kao Chin led a group of aborigines from Taiwan who entered the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo Aug. 11, 2009 without permission.

Using a megaphone, Kao Chin shouted "No to Yasukuni" repeatedly, while her group member carried protest banners and chanted slogans, demanding Japan return the name tablets of Taiwanese aborigines who died in the service of the Japanese Imperial Army during World War II, according to the charges.

Kao Chin and her group also "physically assaulted" the shrine's security guards when they tried to stop them, according to the charges.

The letter demanded "harsh punishment" for Kao Chin.

[matsuki]

I know she's a politician but seriously, with all the people that hate that place, why hasn't it been burned down yet? J-security guards tend to be older than Greji....it can't be that hard.