Abolition of Non Japanese fingerprinting program

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   Name: H on Oct 28, 2007

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   Name: Florez De Uria Michael on Oct 28, 2007

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3. 253
   Name: Makiko SHIBATA on Oct 28, 2007

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4. 254
   Name: Colin Parrott on Oct 28, 2007

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5. 255
   Name: Anonymous on Oct 28, 2007

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6. 256
   Name: Anonymous on Oct 28, 2007

   Comments: En japonais, un enfant m

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7. 257
   Name: Bidallier Joachim on Oct 28, 2007

   Comments: Je suis contre cette pratique honteuse de la part des japonais! Ils detestent les etrangers alors nous leur rendrons pour autant qu'ils nous en donnent! Honte a vous japonais!

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8. 258
   Name: Anonymous on Oct 28, 2007

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9. 259
   Name: Mathieu D. on Oct 28, 2007

   Comments: I knew Japan was a bit racist; I hope it would grow up. Now I know it didn't at all...

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10. 260
    Name: Jacquespech on Oct 28, 2007

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11. 261
    Name: Shinichiro Shimizu on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: 私の妻は外国籍です。改正入国管理法に反対します。 私の妻が犯罪者のように取り扱われるのは屈辱です。 アメリカの真似をしたようですがアメリカでもグリーンカードを所持している市民は別待遇です。

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12. 262
    Name: Craig Hagerman on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: I have lived in Japan for 10 years and strongly oppose the implicit assumption that I am a criminal when I re-enter the country.

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13. 263
    Name: Rick Ursem on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: This law is discriminating and unfair. Any law should be at least equal to all men; thus apply to all Japanese citizens to. It was no wonder that demonstrations were held against this law - except for 'Gaijin': 'they don't have a voice'.

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14. 264
    Name: Daniel Goffin on Oct 28, 2007

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15. 265
    Name: Keary Doyle on Oct 28, 2007

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16. 266
    Name: Rasmus on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: NO FINGERPRINT

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17. 267
    Name: Michael Bouchier on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: A bureaucratic nonsense for people who have worked and lived in Japan for years. An uneconomic and pointles waste of time!!1

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18. 268
    Name: Mazzeo on Oct 28, 2007

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19. 269
    Name: Christine Lundell on Oct 28, 2007

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20. 270
    Name: C on Oct 28, 2007

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21. 271
    Name: Edward Swowden on Oct 28, 2007

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22. 272
    Name: 及川拓 on Oct 28, 2007

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23. 273
    Name: Alexey Kaleda on Oct 28, 2007

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24. 274
    Name: Keir Brady on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: This is a racist act.

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25. 275
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 28, 2007

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26. 276
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: You treat everyone like potential criminals. Ok, then you'll have to take the fingerprints of all the nationals too, including yourselve because everyone can be a potential criminal. Even my own country doesn't have my finger prints because I haven't committed any crime!Why should you then have it Do WE have the fingerprints of all your citizens No. But maybe you want us to install the same system here Big brother. Look at the movie "Minority Report" and tell me if it's really the world you want to live in.

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27. 277
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: 私は日本に住みません。　日本入国ときに指紋するのは大丈夫けど、　日本に住む人から指紋は恐ろしい！

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28. 278
    Name: Jonathan Trace on Oct 28, 2007

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29. 279
    Name: Paul Robert Baisarowicz on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: I've been living in Japan for about 10 years. I'm married to a Japanese national,and have 2 children with her. I've never done anything wrong and my children shouldn't have to see me being treated as a criminal just because my passport is different.

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30. 280
    Name: Geoffrey S. on Oct 28, 2007

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31. 281
    Name: Gareth Carroll on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: I think it is disgraceful that I am to be asked to provide fingerprints when entering the country where I live and pay taxes.

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32. 282
    Name: S on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: hurray for democracy!!

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33. 283
    Name: Damien Cavanagh on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: Japan - please don't treat me like a criminal.

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34. 284
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: As a longterm resident and dilligent tax payer with a Japanese family I resent this. Fingerprinting is taboo in Japanese society. Why is it ok for foreigners then

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35. 285
    Name: Ludovic Scarpettini on Oct 28, 2007

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36. 286
    Name: Lilian Terumi HATANO on Oct 28, 2007

    Comments: It is outrageous that Japan wants to be a International community leader by introducing such a discriminatory system this way. And this has been introduced just before the Celebration of the Centennial of Japanese Immigration to Brazil. Is it where one hundred years of Brazil-Japan relation ends Or this is just the start of the next one hundred years How can Japan be the same country who invented the word "Multicultural Coexistence" Or is this the meaning of this word What will happen if they lose our most private biometric infomation Will authorities come at my house and bow saying how sorry they are for the mistake as they always do Could you tell how can I change my fingerprints in case something like that happens

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37. 287
    Name: Herbiniere Thierry Yutaka on Oct 28, 2007

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38. 288
    Name: Dezhi MA on Oct 28, 2007

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39. 289
    Name: Vincent Van Den Storme on Oct 29, 2007

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40. 290
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 29, 2007

    Comments: As a long time resident and lover of Japan, I am deeply offended by the new fingerprinting law.

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41. 291
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 29, 2007

    Comments: This new law is a violation of the UNHRC universal declaration of Human rights which Japan is a signatory too. Please change this law, either include everyone (Japanese citizens and zainichi) or make it that only applies to new fresh of the boat foreigners.

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42. 292
    Name: Dale Viljoen on Oct 29, 2007

    Comments: As a Permanent Resident I strongly object to having to have my fingerprints taken on re-entry to Japan when Japanese citizens do not need to do this.

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43. 293
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 29, 2007

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44. 294
    Name: Teruo NAKA on Oct 29, 2007

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    Name: Kathryn Andrea Smith on Oct 29, 2007

    Comments: What "terrorist threats" As a former legal resident of Japan, I am so glad that I got out when I did, before racism took over the government to the point where all non-Asians are possible terrorists. THIS IS EVEN WORSE THAN THE UNITED STATES' PROVISIONS UNDER THE PATRIOT ACT!

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46. 296
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 29, 2007

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47. 297
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 29, 2007

    Comments: I have paid my taxes for more than 11 years here in Japan and I resent the fact that my tax money is being used in this way to discriminate against me, my family, my friends and my future.

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48. 298
    Name: Mark F. Meli on Oct 29, 2007

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49. 299
    Name: Nicole Murray on Oct 29, 2007

    Comments: As an ex-resident of Japan, I am shocked to see that Japan has become even more xenophobic than it already was. I'm literally in shock. I didn't think it was possible.

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    Name: Ariel-Joseph Lim on Oct 29, 2007

    Comments: Not necessary. Waste of time and capital. I think the gaijin card is quite enough.

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