Discrimination against coronavirus patients, medical workers

Discrimination against coronavirus patients, medical workers

Photo taken on May 23, 2020, shows a computer screen displaying an online symposium held the same day to discuss ways to eradicate discrimination against coronavirus patients, medical workers battling the virus pandemic and foreign residents in Japan. About 160 people across Japan took part in the symposium, sponsored by an Osaka-based organization working to end discrimination against descendants of outcast people during the Japanese feudal era. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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