During a one-week trip to Japan, participants in the Japan–South Korea Immigration Policy Exchange Program deepened their understanding of activities to eliminate discrimination and human rights violations, and of community activities focused on immigrant youth in Japan. They also visited international exchange organizations and NGOs in Tokyo and Yokohama, which are areas grappling with large numbers of immigrant workers.
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For half a century, the two organizations have been working together to facilitate policy dialogues, research, and exchange on key issues affecting peace and prosperity in our two countries, the Indo-Pacific region and the world.
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