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Solidarity Network with Migrants (SMJ) Japan

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Activities

The goal of the Solidarity Network is to protect migrants' rights, support their empowerment, and create a multi-ethnic and multi-cultural society in Japan by networking with NGOs and individuals advocating migrants' rights in Japan and coordinating collaborative activities while sharing experiences and cooperating with one another.

The Solidarity Network provides services in Japanese, English, Korean, and Tagalog.

Activities include:

Advocacy

• Lobbying
• Political advocacy
• Negotiations with governmental ministries and agencies
• Holding rallies on International Migrants' Day

Networking

• National Forums
• Workshops
• Asian Networking

Publicity

•  Migrants' - net
•  Mailing list
•  Home Page
   

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