Nagoya Resident Yang Caiying’s Desperate Calls for Her Dying Mother and Sister in China Although Caiying and her mother understood that her advocacy work for her family meant she couldn’t return to China, she does not regret speaking up.
NHK: Does Japan’s powerful public service broadcaster serve the public? In recent years NHK has been accused of being simply a mouthpiece for the government and for the powerful.
Grassroots Organizing Cuts through Political Differences Following No Kings protests against fascism across the United States and abroad, a continuation of Unfiltered's discussion with Joan Bailey, Rich Bailey and Matt Noyes on the movement to protect Democracy in the United States and the linkages to Japan's own political struggles.