Abolition of Non Japanese fingerprinting program

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1. 2901
   Name: Anonymous on May 12, 2008

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2. 2902
   Name: Ed on May 17, 2008

   Comments: This is screwed up. I live here, damn it!

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3. 2903
   Name: Logan Malbie on May 18, 2008

   Comments: i am planning on moving to japan, and this would be bad for me o.o;;;

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4. 2904
   Name: Anonymous on May 19, 2008

   Comments: Here's hoping.

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5. 2905
   Name: Anonymous on May 20, 2008

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6. 2906
   Name: Jessica H on May 20, 2008

   Comments: With the increasing use of biometrics in everyday life (from logging into you laptop to opening the door to your home), I do not believe it is safe (or ethical) for ordinary people, citizens or foreigners alike, to have to submit their fingerprints when entering a country. Despite the Japanese government stating that they will protect the individual's private data, there is no guarantees that the data will be safe - no just from hackers, but even the people working on the system. People don't have to give a set of their house keys to immigration officials when they enter the country, so they shouldn't have to give their fingerprints either.

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7. 2907
   Name: Liza Kanazawa on May 21, 2008

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8. 2908
   Name: Anonymous on May 23, 2008

   Comments: extremely unsettling

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9. 2909
   Name: Pernigotto Olivier on May 25, 2008

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10. 2910
    Name: Sara Guyon-Gellin on May 30, 2008

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11. 2911
    Name: Arihara Masashi on May 30, 2008

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12. 2912
    Name: Anonymous on May 30, 2008

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13. 2913
    Name: Larry Brown on Jun 9, 2008

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14. 2914
    Name: Simon Cole on Jun 15, 2008

    Comments: Foreign residents of Japan are entitled to the same treatment as Japanese citizens regarding entering and exiting the country. We live, work and pay taxes in Japan. No foreigner has ever committed an act of domestic terror in Japan's modern history. Rather than increasing surveillance, the government should be concentrating its efforts on resolving the causes of terrorism and Middle East conflict, namely religious and corporate imperialism, which is sustained by the international monetary system.

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15. 2915
    Name: Apollonia Bagnall on Jun 15, 2008

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16. 2916
    Name: 久保　直己 on Jun 15, 2008

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17. 2917
    Name: Karl-Max Wagner on Jun 16, 2008

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18. 2918
    Name: Anonymous on Jun 20, 2008

    Comments: This policy should not have in the first place. US embassy too took my fingerprint during visa application eventhough my application was rejected.

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19. 2919
    Name: 嵯峨山浩子 on Jun 20, 2008

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20. 2920
    Name: Andre on Jun 25, 2008

    Comments: this is an ignorant approach to security.

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21. 2921
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 6, 2008

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22. 2922
    Name: Agathe on Jul 6, 2008

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23. 2923
    Name: Christopher McCord on Jul 6, 2008

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24. 2924
    Name: Carlotto Federica on Jul 6, 2008

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25. 2925
    Name: Sanik on Jul 7, 2008

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26. 2926
    Name: Banik on Jul 7, 2008

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27. 2927
    Name: Guillaume Helmlinger on Jul 8, 2008

    Comments: ^^

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28. 2928
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 12, 2008

    Comments: SHAME ON YOU JAPAN! I was always interested of Japan, and I was coming to visit the country. But I'm also totally against Big Brother spying and the New World Order. I will tarvel somewhere else instead, too bad.

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29. 2929
    Name: Jon Kaufman on Jul 14, 2008

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30. 2930
    Name: YUSHUSHA on Jul 15, 2008

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31. 2931
    Name: Rochelle Wallace-Whitfield on Jul 16, 2008

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32. 2932
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 20, 2008

    Comments: This is a true insult to my human dignity and unnecessary to boot.

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33. 2933
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 26, 2008

    Comments: time consuming,it is unfair

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34. 2934
    Name: Jean-Baptiste Maillet on Jul 29, 2008

    Comments: Paris, France, student of japanese language.

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35. 2935
    Name: Nancy O'Brien on Jul 30, 2008

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36. 2936
    Name: Marco Del Bene on Jul 31, 2008

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37. 2937
    Name: Tom Murphy on Aug 1, 2008

    Comments: I arrived in Japan 2 days ago and went through the humiliation of a finger scan. I came here for a holiday and I am so angry at the Japanese I have hardly left my hotel. I came here with an open mind to see what the Japanese people are like and let me say that I had made up my mind before I left the port building. I am considering boycotting all Japanese products when I get home and will be sending my own personal letter to both the European Union, the Irish and the Japanese Government. This is nothing sort of RACISM and it should be stopped IMMEDIATELY. And all people whose fingers were scanned should receive a letter of apology. I am very angry

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38. 2938
    Name: Joshua R. Herbert on Aug 3, 2008

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39. 2939
    Name: Anonymous on Aug 4, 2008

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40. 2940
    Name: Ian Oliver on Aug 9, 2008

    Comments: I visited Japan perhaps 25-30 times prior to the introduction of fingerprinting. I haven't visited once since and nor shall I under the law is changed. Sorry, but there are lots of other countries that won't treat me as a terrorist suspect, so I'll visit those instead.

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41. 2941
    Name: Joe Dobson on Aug 20, 2008

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42. 2942
    Name: Mercedes Yamamoto on Aug 27, 2008

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43. 2943
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 2, 2008

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44. 2944
    Name: Izumi Tanaka on Sep 10, 2008

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45. 2945
    Name: Rachel Mcdonald on Sep 10, 2008

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46. 2946
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 11, 2008

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47. 2947
    Name: Liu Hongli on Sep 19, 2008

    Comments: www.bio-VISA.com absolute privacy, no left fingerprint sample to anyone else!

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48. 2948
    Name: Alejandra Quiros Ramirez on Sep 23, 2008

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49. 2949
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 26, 2008

    Comments: More transparency is needed. Who is storing the data Where Shared with whom For what purposes What are the recourses for lost or stolen data Misidentification

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50. 2950
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 1, 2008

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