News
- IMADR submitted a joint letter to Japanese Foreign Minister regarding the situation in Sri Lanka
2009.10.22
The war between Sri Lankan government and the separatist Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) ended in May, 2009 through arguable usage of armed forces by the government. However, serious human rights violations have not been diminished in Sri Lanka. Given this concern, IMADR, together with other international and Japanese NGOs, submitted a joint letter to Mr. Katsuya Okada, the new foreign minister of Japan, to make the promotion and protection of human rights a central priority in Japan’s relations with Sri Lanka.
- IMADR's statements at 14 HRC
2010.06.21│edit
- IMADR's statement on discrimination based on work and descent made at the Human Rights Council 12th session
2009.10.05│edit
- Japan’s Minority Women actively lobby CEDAW
2009.09.10│edit
Multi-topic Issues
IMADR's primary focus is to combat racism, racial discrimination and multiple discrimination (in particular, discrimination based on both race and gender) as they cut across the areas below.
edit»
Activities
- Call for the Campaign Against Exploitative Migration and Human Trafficking: Towards Just and Sustainable Development
We invite concerned NGOs and individuals around the world to share their experiences and compile together a document on global exploitative migration.│edit
- Sign the Sayama Case Petition
To date, over one million people have shown their support. Visit the Sayama Case website to learn about the Sayama Case and Buraku discrimination in Japan.│edit
Notices
- "Guidelines for Application for Yasuda Literacy Funds" by Buraku Liberation and Human Rights Research Institute(External Link)
2010.01.20│edit
Publications
- Connect 13#2, July 2009
│edit
IMADR's 20-page newsletter, published four times a year.
IMADR at the Durban Review Conference: Focusing on discrimination based on work and descent
- Peoples for Human Rights Vol.12
│edit
Minority Women Rise Up: A Collaborative Survey on Ainu, Buraku and Korean Women in Japan
- Connect 13#1, April 2009
│edit
From Yokohama to Rio de Janeiro: World Congress III Against Sexual Exploitation of Children
- Peoples for Human Rights Vol.11
│edit
The Struggle for Human Rights and Peace in Sri Lanka
- Connect 12#4, December 2008
│edit
Bringing the Sayama Case to the UN: Kazuo Ishikawa joins the review of Japan's periodic report under ICCPR
Sign up for our mailing list
