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Posted in: Classified Japanese diplomatic info leaked after Chinese cyberattacks in 2020 See in context

That's the advantage of the fax and hanko.

Unhackable.

A fax is very easy to hack.

Pin two needles on the phone line, in the street.

Connect it to your router in promiscuous mode.

You'll get an unencrypted PS file that you can open with any PDF reader.

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Posted in: IAEA reaffirms Japan's treated water release in line with standards See in context

This statement is patently false.

That statement is totally true.

South Korea: The South Korean government has repeatedly expressed its opposition to the wastewater release, citing concerns about the potential impact on its fishing industry and public health. In response to the release, South Korea has banned the import of seafood from Fukushima Prefecture and is considering expanding the ban to cover all of Japan.

China: In August 2023, China widened an existing ban on seafood from Fukushima Prefecture to cover the whole of Japan. The Chinese government has also accused Japan of violating "international moral and legal obligations" by releasing the wastewater into the ocean.

Taiwan: Taiwan has expressed concerns about the Fukushima wastewater release. In April 2023, Taiwan's Fisheries Agency issued a statement urging Japan to reconsider its decision to release the wastewater into the ocean.

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Posted in: IAEA reaffirms Japan's treated water release in line with standards See in context

isabelleToday 02:12 pm JST

None of the links you provided support your claim.

The last article made me question your point, but upon further reading, I was saddened to discover that the IAEA were merely observing, not collecting any samples.

The complete history of IAEA actions can be found conveniently on the IAEA website. It is the original source:

https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/focus/fukushima/status-update

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Posted in: IAEA reaffirms Japan's treated water release in line with standards See in context

The IAEA does conduct independent analyses

No. It doesn't.

Can't find any independent analysis report from 6 September 2013 to Present.

src: https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/focus/fukushima/status-update

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Posted in: IAEA reaffirms Japan's treated water release in line with standards See in context

The IAEA is not conducting independent analyses on the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.

It primarily relies on data and assessments provided by TEPCO

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Posted in: LDP reforms unlikely to restore skeptical public's faith in politics See in context

the fact that high-profile lawmakers admitted to benefiting from the slush funds, none have yet faced criminal charges.

LDP members are untouchable and unbeatable.

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Posted in: Indonesian man dies while in police custody in Tochigi Prefecture See in context

810 deaths in custody in Japanese police detention centers in 2021, 391 deaths in custody in 2019, 358 deaths in 2018, and 327 deaths in 2017

The Japanese government stopped releasing numbers in 2021.

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Posted in: Kishida vows to reshape LDP by moving away from faction system See in context

Those nefarious accountants are tarnishing the reputation of politicians.

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Posted in: TEPCO to start 4th release of treated Fukushima water in late February See in context

Again, it's on their website.

No, its not.

Can't find any independent report from 6 September 2013 to Present.

src: https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/focus/fukushima/status-update

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Posted in: TEPCO to start 4th release of treated Fukushima water in late February See in context

The IAEA is not conducting independent analyses on the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.

It primarily relies on data and assessments provided by TEPCO.

This lack of active involvement deviates from the agency's initial promise of providing independent oversight.

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Posted in: TEPCO to start 4th release of treated Fukushima water in late February See in context

Any progress on the dismantling of the 5 crippled nuclear plants?

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Posted in: Lawyer who led defense of ongoing 1966 murder case dies at 82 See in context

The Japan Lawyers Association ensures that no lawyer wins cases or advocates for human rights for their defendants.

Nishijima was one of the few who stood up for true justice against all odds of succeeding.

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Posted in: Navy officer who was jailed in Japan over deadly crash released from U.S. custody, family says See in context

The Japanese prosecutor assigned to this case had a prior acquaintance with the victims.

The doctors who supported Arkonis' innocence were dismissed, and scientific evidence was overlooked.

Arkonis should take necessary legal action to protect his rights and clear his name.

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Posted in: Meet Japan's female marines who are training for war See in context

Don't think that the JSDF is safe for girls.

The last sexual abuse scandal left the impoverished girl with an unreasonably low compensation and no accountability for the perpetrators.

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Posted in: Meet Japan's female marines who are training for war See in context

If you're female stay away from the Japanese self- defence forces.

They are famous for abusing female soldiers.

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Posted in: Fire destroys JAL plane after collision with coast guard aircraft at Haneda; 5 dead See in context

Initial observations point to human error as there is no reason for two aircraft to be on the same runway at the same time.

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Posted in: Detainee dies after being found unconscious in cell in Saitama Prefecture See in context

810 deaths in custody in Japanese police detention centers in 2021, 391 deaths in custody in 2019, 358 deaths in 2018, and 327 deaths in 2017

The Japanese government stopped releasing numbers in 2021.

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Posted in: LDP faction suspected of misusing funds for polls for years See in context

According to a January 2023 poll by the Asahi Shimbun, Kishida's approval rating was 17%

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Posted in: Japanese ruling party lawmakers questioned over fundraising scandal See in context

Yet another suspended sentence on the making.

To steal public money has no consequences.

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Posted in: Navy officer jailed in Japan over deadly car crash transferred to U.S. custody See in context

The prosecutor assigned to the case was family of the victim.

The medical reports were all ignored.

That trial was not fair even on North Korea standards.

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Posted in: Ex-SDF member says high-profile sex assault case fight was not a waste See in context

2 years of legal proceedings just to let the criminals get away.

The j-justice is a big j-joke.

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Posted in: Japan to issue 3 new banknotes See in context

That's the oldest trick in the book.

They alter the paper currency to reintroduce black money into circulation or render it irrecoverable.

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Posted in: 3 ex-SDF members found guilty of sexually assaulting female colleague in landmark case See in context

Names please.

Tadahiro Matsuda (2017), Tsuyoshi Takagi (2018), Takeo Kawamura (2018), Yuzo Takasaki (2019).

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Posted in: 3 ex-SDF members found guilty of sexually assaulting female colleague in landmark case See in context

That penalty means your social and economic future is gone.

Not true.

We got soo many examples of Suspended Sentences in the past where the politicians go back to their positions after the 1 or 2 years of suspended sentence.

Can't see any social consequences either, simply because their names have not been published.

As I said, You can abuse sexually of a woman with literally no consequences.

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Posted in: 3 ex-SDF members found guilty of sexually assaulting female colleague in landmark case See in context

The justice is a joke.

Another suspended sentence.

You can sexualy abuse women with literally no consequences.

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Posted in: Prosecutors seek death sentence for man who killed married couple, burnt their house down See in context

The fact he had no motive is scary.

That's a psychopath.

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Posted in: Fukushima nuclear plant worker exposed to radiation See in context

Is the 3rd time the fukushima staff gets a shower of contaminated water.

That's not an unfortunate event but pure incompetence.

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Posted in: Death penalty sought for man over 2019 Kyoto Animation arson-murders See in context

The death penalty is not right; it is wrong on so many levels.

If I were to take a life, I would prefer to end the lives of as many people as possible to ensure a quicker resolution.

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Posted in: Japan lower house OKs bill to stop Unification Church moving assets See in context

Why ain't all the church assets frozen already?

Why is the legislative branch doing the judicial branch's work?

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Posted in: Chilean insists he did not kill Japanese ex-girlfriend at conviction appeal in France See in context

This guy is a psychopath.

Or innocent.

Glad that he doesn't need to deal with the j-injustice.

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