Japan after lifting of coronavirus state-of-emergency

Japanese Filipinos protest in front of their employer Sharp Corp.'s Mie plant in Taki, central Japan, on June 10, 2020, demanding the company assign them to mask production, a state-subsidized project launched after the coronavirus outbreak in Japan. About 30 Filipinos, dispatched to Sharp as temporary workers, complained their pay has fallen significantly as work assigned to them has been cut amid the virus pandemic. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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