Support center opens for foreign residents in Japan

Support center opens for foreign residents in Japan

Japanese Justice Minister Masako Mori speaks during the opening ceremony of the Foreign Residents Support Center in Tokyo on July 6, 2020. The center is meant to provide foreign residents in Japan with advice on employment, visas, laws and humanitarian issues in line with the government's policy of bringing in more foreign workers in response to an acute labor shortage amid a declining population.

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