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Japan news hague convention Videos
- 1. Japanese News Special program
- 2. Hague Convention Interview TBS Japan report
- 3. (Tomoko & JNEWS!) Abducted Half Japanese Boy
- 4. "Will Japan Finally Sign the Hague Convention?" 2013/05/16 FCCJ PRESS CONFERENCE
- 5. Japan proves safe haven for abducted kids
- 6. PM Abe expresses intention for Japan to join Hague Convention on child abduction
Japanese News Special program
The Tokyo film crew that visited us earlier this year have sent us a copy of the 'News Special' program broadcast on June 1st entitled "How Japan should deal ...
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Adrian Urosevic
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on 14 Feb 2015
News Program Japanese Special
Hague Convention Interview TBS Japan report
Airi and our boys on the news. They are talking about marriage and divorce, (with children) in Japan to a foreigner and how the Hague Convention would effect it ...
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talorganoengus
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on 07 Nov 2012
Japanese mothers have an unfair advantage in that Japanese legal system
doesn't recognize a foreigner's right to see their kids. It's basically a
sanctuary for child abduction. For every sad story of a Japanese mother who
can't see her kids, there are at least 100 stories of the foreign parent
not being allowed to see their kids even when they win custody in their
home country.
talorganoengus
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on 07 Nov 2012
Japan said they would sign this back in early 2011, but they're still
dicking-around and back peddling and going back on their word. They're
doing anything to delay signing the Hague Convention, even though they're
the only country in the G8 not to sign. There's something wrong in that.
Japan wants to have its cake and eat it.
(Tomoko & JNEWS!) Abducted Half Japanese Boy
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xahal
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on 05 Dec 2015
"Divorce is not very common here"
It *is* common. 1 in 3 marriages ends up in a divorce in Japan.
Gimmeaflakeman
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on 05 Dec 2015
+xahal Good links! Happy to stand corrected. You learn something every day. I found 1 in 4 though. //www.divorcepad.com/rate/divorce-rate-japan.htmlJust posting so I can come back to it later.
xahal
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on 05 Dec 2015
+Gimmeaflakeman You can't conclude much from a divorce rate alone. You need to compare to the marriage rate, which, for that same year (2010), was 5.5 per 1,000 (source: //www.jref.com/articles/marriage-in-japan.223/).You can easily find news about the 1 divorce for 3 marriages by googling for "日本 離婚率" -> //news.livedoor.com/article/detail/9742462/
Gimmeaflakeman
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on 05 Dec 2015
+xahal Unless you have a different source: AsiaIn Japan, divorces were on a generally upward trend from the 1960s until 2002 when they hit a peak of 290,000. Since then, both the number of divorces and the divorce rate have declined for six years straight. In 2010, the number of divorces totalled 251,000, and the divorce rate was 1.99 (per 1,000 population).[67]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divorce
Cameron Sharp
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on 03 Dec 2015
No offense but I definitely wouldn't let this perv hang out with my wife.
Gimmeaflakeman
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on 03 Dec 2015
+Cameron Sharp Oh, that's for you guys! AND just to tease Tomoko. Notice she is totally cool with it. You guys need to realize that the man on camera is only 90% me. 10% is spice! lol! Oh, and no offense taken. Thanks for watching!
Cameron Sharp
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on 03 Dec 2015
Haha I didn't mean in this video in particular, you just often seem to be ogling women out on the street and the would be a red flag if you were hanging out with my wife. I'm insecure like that, no offense, guy! I love your videos!
Gimmeaflakeman
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on 03 Dec 2015
+Cameron Sharp Actually if anything in this video is pervy then that probably means you are pervy. Prudes see SEX in everything. It must be torture for you to eat hotdogs and cucumbers. How do you do it? Lol!
jlandkev
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on 01 Dec 2015
Very Happy the Hague Convention was finally signed. Hopefully many other
progressions will be made. I know a few heartbroken Dads who need to
find/meet their "lost" kids in Japan.
Gimmeaflakeman
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on 02 Dec 2015
+jlandkev Good to see you!
"Will Japan Finally Sign the Hague Convention?" 2013/05/16 FCCJ PRESS CONFERENCE
Thursday, May 16, 2013, 03:00pm - 04:00pm The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan PRESS CONFERENCE "Will Japan Finally Sign the Hague ...
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Brian Prager bwprag123
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on 23 May 2013
Japan is a black hole and haven of child abduction. Signing the Hague
treaty will not change this. Japan kidnaps children and forces termination
of parental rights on children of divorced parents. There are approximately
2.5 million children in Japan today who have no meaningful access to one of
their parents. A parent who attempts to see, much less raise, his child is
subject to arrest and imprisonment. 4000 U.S. minors are today permanently
deprived of their parent by the Japanese state.
Brian Prager bwprag123
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on 23 May 2013
Japan's post-divorce "sole physical custody" law is an evil & massive human
rights violation. Japan should be castigated & punished until the stolen
children return to their parents.Persons who have knowingly kidnapped
children & brought them into Japan from abroad seeking a safe haven should
be arrested, deported or extradited, & charged.Countries and families from
which they stole children deserve the right to decide how these criminals
are to be held responsible. Not Japan's courts.
Brian Prager bwprag123
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on 23 May 2013
The Japanese return law presumes that the kidnapping of the child is not
harmful; only concerns about the return - ie. the mother is a criminal &
kidnapper so she might be arrested - are to be considered by Japanese
court. Professor Tanase explains- if mother has few friends, no relatives
in the country of permanent residence, or a language gap, Japanese courts
can refuse return of the child to his/ her parent. So,why is Japan signing
the Hague under laws that obliterate its purpose?
keguribap
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on 21 Jul 2014
I agree with everything you say. This is very slimy and dishonest.
Japan proves safe haven for abducted kids
Japan has not signed the Hague convention so it's becoming notorious as a safe haven for parents who abduct their own children after a relationship has broken ...
PM Abe expresses intention for Japan to join Hague Convention on child abduction
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