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.
Unfilitered
政治思想の違いを乗り越え草の根でつながる
ファシズムに反対し、民主主義を守ろうと呼びかける「No Kings」の行動がアメリカ国内外で拡散していることを受け、アンフィルターでは、ジョアン・ベイリーさん、リッチ・ベイリーさん、マット・ノイズさんと引き続き、各地域における運動や日本政治との関連性について聞いた。
アメリカ・ファースト VS 日本人ファースト
アンフィルターでは、当会ジャーナリストであるジョアン・ベイリー、支援者のリッチ・ベイリーとマット・ノイズを交え、ICEによる非正規滞在者や不法移民の摘発について、それぞれが住む地域において、この状況がどのように受け止められているか聞いた。
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.
America First vs Japanese First
Anti-immigrant sentiment is said to be spreading in Japan. Three former Japan-based members and supporters of Unfiltered share about about their responses to ICE in their US hometowns, and the parallels to Japan.
A Festival of East Asia Labor Movements in Tokyo
Next week, Tokyo will be host to the first-ever East Asia LaborFest, bringing together workers, labor organizers, and activists from across the region for an exhibition of Asian labor history, seminars and talks about regional and country-specific struggle and film screenings.
The Worker Cooperative Movement and Crises of Our Times
Emi Do and Matt Noyes, on working with worker cooperatives in Asia, and what role the worker cooperatives may play in building our movements and tackling the crises of our times.