Osaka residents, lawyers seek ban on hate speech

Osaka residents, lawyers seek ban on hate speech

OSAKA, Japan - Mun Gong Hwi, deputy head of the nonprofit organization Multi-Ethnic Human Rights Education Center for Pro-existence, presides over a meeting of Osaka residents and lawyers aimed at drawing up a proposal for a draft ordinance to ban hate speech in the western Japan city. (Kyodo)

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