The following is a continuation of Mr. Jason Morgan and Mr. Michael Yon's efforts.
That published in the monthly Sound Argument magazine, which was released yesterday, entitled 'Special reporter Mr. Kaya supported by the left-wing scholar.'
This month's monthly magazine, Sound Argument, demonstrates that if you subscribed to the Asahi Shimbun, etc. and watch NHK, you don't know what the truth is.
All Japanese people must now bring 900 yen to the nearest bookstore and go for a subscription.
In his UN report, there are so many blemish points.
The report on Japan submitted by Mr. Kaya to the United Nations Human Rights Council in June has a clear strategy for its form.
Japan received attention with South America Honduras, Turkey, and Ivory Coast in West Africa.
It is trying to give the impression that Japan is at the bottom with freedom of expression and freedom of the press in the world, by making Japan, the same group as these countries.
Anyone can tell that there is a mistake in the report.
For example, paragraph 2 of the report states that "The Special Rapporteur has publicly requested the submission of comments from civil society and stakeholders."
About the cooperation of the academics of Dudden, Wasserstrom, and the other far-left Anti-Japanese Americans, Mr. Kaya ignored that dislikes with the prescribed results as a UN Special Rapporteur.
However, it has not noted here.
Furthermore, the report is full of hypocrisy and contradictions.
For example, in paragraph 5, Mr. Kaya laments 'the impact of the specific secret protection law on access to information.'
Mr. Kaya's employer parades US law to protect the specific secrets of Mr. Kaya's UN report.
I think you probably also knew Mr. Kaya.
In paragraph 6, Mr. Kaya expressed dissatisfaction with 'access to information,' and in paragraph 8, 'in any case, the nation (in this case Japan), must avoid criticizing journalists even if the content of the news is severe or subtle 'it writes.
However, unfortunately, Mr. Kaya and his far-left friends did not acknowledge our 'access to information,' and when other journalists and we were investigating Mr. Kaya and his contacts, we were 'condemned' by their connections.
Mr. Kaya did not mention anything in this regard.
Paragraph 10 is about 'comfort women' and 'historical crimes' in Japan.
Even if this paragraph considers that most of the reports by comfort woman problem hustler 's Ms. Dudden, it isn't strange.
For Ms. Dudden, it is beneficial to interact with Mr. Kaya, which is why Ms. Dudden has access to UN documents and can write won an endorsement from major international organizations, comfort women propaganda.
When journalists try to uncover this movement, Mr. Kaya does not follow the openness criteria for journalism that he advocates.
Finally, most of Japan's criticism of Mr. Kaya's 'Intervention in history education,' described in paragraph 6 and data 1.
It based on fake news, like the comfort women problem propaganda.
According to several books on Japanese-Korean relations written by Professor Kimura Kan of Kobe University based on careful research,
For example, it shows that there was no statistical basis that 'the history textbook controversy,' which occurred in the 1980s that many people in Japan, Korea, and the United States regarded it as evidence of 'right warding' in Japan.
Erroneous coverage of not a problem was made by the Asahi Shimbun dated September 19, 1982.
Since then, the Asahi Shimbun and American academic circles have been virtual dance partners at 'Fake News Waltz.'
And now Mr. Kaya decides the direction.
This draft continues.