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2019年2月25日

在特会の活動に警鐘 米人権団体、憎悪活動を告発
 【ワシントン=遠藤誠二米人権団体の南部貧困法律センター(SPLC)は20日に発表した季刊誌に、海外の憎悪集団についてのリポート「全世界での憎悪」を掲載しました日本の「在日特権を許さない市民の会」(在特会)についての記事も載せ、警鐘を鳴らしました

 記事は、「日本の各都市で数年前、過激国粋主義者が『良い朝鮮人、悪い朝鮮人を両方とも殺す』と叫びながら行進した」と憎悪活動を告発。「この団体(在特会)は今、少数派の権利を損なうことを目的とした政党を設立した」として、日本第一党が結成されたことを伝えています。

 また、「民族的少数派を標的にして暴力をしかける在特会のやり方は、欧州の極右にかなり近いようにみえる」という樋口直人・徳島大准教授の分析を紹介しました。

 記事は、桜井誠日本第一党党首(元在特会代表)が昨年6月、白人至上主義組織のアメリ自由党(AFP)の年次大会に招かれスピーチしたと伝え、在特会が米国や欧州の白人至上主義者との関係強化を模索していると指摘しました。

www.jcp.or.jp

 "Through international networks of influence, Americans are helping hateful allies make concrete gains across the globe."

In 2007, a far-right organization emerged called Zaitokukai, which translates to “Civic Group Against Privileges of Koreans in Japan.” The group was dedicated to demonizing the ethnic Koreans who have resided in Japan for generations (an ethnic group called “Zainichi” Koreans). In the late 2000s, hundreds of representatives of Zaitokukai marched through the streets in cities across Japan, chanting “Kill both good and bad Koreans!”

On the Zaitokukai phenomenon, Japanese scholar Naoto Higuchi writes, “Unlike its predecessors, the group Zaitokukai … seems quite similar to European radical-right groups in the sense that it targets ethnic minorities with violent attacks.”

The leader and founder of Zaitokukai is a right-wing agitator named Makoto Sakurai. One of his chief advisers, Hiroyuki Seto, is well-known in Japan as a neo-Nazi. In 1993, Seto published a book called Recommendation of Hitler’s Idea — Remedy to Nature and Human Kind, 120% affirmation of Nazi and Hitler.

Zaitokukai capitalized on ethnic prejudice that had long lurked in Japan’s history. In 1923, following a devastating earthquake in the Kanto region, police, soldiers and vigilante civilians massacred 6,000 Zainichi Koreans after rumors circulated that Koreans were poisoning wells and sabotaging Japanese citizens in the disaster’s aftermath.

After his success mobilizing people on the streets, Sakurai turned to the new frontier of the worldwide radical right: the internet. Japan’s equivalent of the Western phenomenon of the primarily online-incubated racist “alt-right” is called netto uyoku (sometimes shortened to netouyo), or “internet right.” Like the noxious stew of conspiracy and race hate that characterize online alt-right forums, netto uyo likewise trafficks in fake news and ethnic bigotry. The Anti-Racism Information Center (ARIC) tracks the activities of the radical right and netto uyoku in Japan and advocates for laws protecting minorities from discrimination. ARIC’s founder, Ryang Yong-Song, said in an interview with the Intelligence Report that he and his team have observed denizens of netto uyoku indulging the same dangerous lies that led to the slaughter of thousands of Koreans nearly 100 years ago. “You will see many hate speeches that say ‘Korean minority throw toxin in the well,’” Yong-Song said.

Sakurai has positioned himself as an influencer in netto uyoku, and in 2016, he launched a new far-right political enterprise. Emulating the populist nationalism that had gripped the U.S., embodied by the presidential campaign of Donald Trump, Sakurai called his new project the Japan First Party (JFP).

 

www.splcenter.org

 

桜井誠は2018年6月にアメリカに行き、白人至上主義団体の会合でスピーチを行いました。

togetter.com

White Supremacists Gather for Nationalist Solutions Conference

Other speakers included James Edwards, who runs white supremacist radio show “The Political Cesspool;” Tom Sunic, a white supremacist former professor and author who is originally from Croatia; Virginia Abernathy, professor emeritus at Vanderbilt University and a virulent opponent of non-white immigration; and Rachel Pendergraft, one of the leaders of the Knights Party, a longstanding Ku Klux Klan group. CCC leader Earl Holt and William Johnson, the head of the American Freedom Party, spoke along with Makoto Sakurai, the pen name of the founder of the nationalist Japan First Party.

www.adl.org

 

本もだしています。

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国務省、2016年版人権報告書で在特会桜井誠(元在特会会長日本第一党党首)の敗訴をフィーチャー (2017年3月)

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