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The Japanese Mafia: Yakuza, Law, and the State Peter B. E. Hill
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To get judgment in their favor. Nov 11, 2013 - UNITED STATES ENERGY SECRETARY, ERNEST MONIZ, is REFUSING to help Japan Mitigate the Nuclear Disaster in Fukushima, Japan, (which is threatening to destroy the Entire Planet) unless Japan accepts FULL RESPONSIBILITY. Oxford: 2003 . Earlier this month Ever since the Japanese government passed a state secrecy law last December (here), reports about Fukushima have become muted. Jul 12, 2013 - Japanese media has reported that the Yamaguchi-gumi, the largest and most notorious of Japan's yakuza, has launched an 8-page newsletter to boost morale in the ranks of its estimated 28,000 members. Mar 19, 2014 - 123 comments to KPFA in Japan: I've learned over 800 people have disappeared from Fukushima plant — “May have been killed or died during work” — “Gov't actually in business with the Yakuza” (AUDIO). Apr 16, 2008 - The Japanese Mafia: Yakuza, Law, and the State. Apr 5, 2010 - Manabu Miyazaki is suing police over a ban on manga based on the yakuza, the Japanese mafia. Mar 22, 2014 - What is known is that the Japanese mafia, the Yakuza, are heavily involved in recruiting the workforce for the Fukushima clean-up, and they are employing destitute and mentally ill people, and some folks in Japan are saying that many hundreds of these workers have died from radiation exposure. They maintain offices, have business cards, and run a network of front companies. TOKYO: The Japanese mafia, better known as the yakuza, has been the subject of fan magazines for decades. The ban has caused a graphic novel based on his memoir to be pulled from shelves, in an effort to lessen Miyazaki still describes himself as “freelance yakuza.” Japan has only started to enact laws proscribing organized crime as recently as 1992. Oct 30, 2009 - yakuza-fan-magazines. The Yamaguchi-gumi, infamous for cutting of However, most of these groups are notorious for penetrating local police forces, especially in rural regions, which they use to influence law and order for their benefit. By signing the treaty, Japan will receive some monetary compensation, and while it will likely be far less then they could seek as damages – it is more certain of a process then the legal system. Mar 23, 2013 - In Japan, while there are several laws regulating the activities of the yakuza, the groups themselves are not illegal.