Japanese legislators on Friday called for more efforts to eradicate discrimination against residents who were born abroad and their descendants three years after parliament enacted a law to counter hate speech.Four House of Councillors members of ruling and opposition parties who helped pass the legislation met the press to talk about the law, which was enacted on May 24, 2016 and took effect on June 3 that year."An increasing number of local governments have established ordinances and guidelines" in line with the law, but some candidates have made hate speeches during their election campai…READ FULL ARTICLE
