【Heartless Japan
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Kurdish siblings raised in Japan, a high school boy and his junior high school sister.
The kids are allowed to stay.
The parents? They’re being deported.
The older brother goes to one of the top high schools in the prefecture.
He’s a senior, grinding for university entrance exams, trying to get into med school.
And then the judge tells the mother:
“IF YOU LEAVE VOLUNTARILY BEFORE BEING FORCIBLY DEPORTED, YOU COULD APPLY FOR A SPECIFIED SKILLED WORKER VISA AND COME BACK.”
Seriously?
The mother of a kid in the middle of exam season just breaks down in tears.
JAPAN SUCKS.
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Kurdish siblings raised in Japan, a high school boy and his junior high school sister.
The kids are allowed to stay.
The parents? They’re being deported.
The older brother goes to one of the top high schools in the prefecture.
He’s a senior, grinding for university entrance exams, trying to get into med school.
And then the judge tells the mother:
“IF YOU LEAVE VOLUNTARILY BEFORE BEING FORCIBLY DEPORTED, YOU COULD APPLY FOR A SPECIFIED SKILLED WORKER VISA AND COME BACK.”
Seriously?
The mother of a kid in the middle of exam season just breaks down in tears.
JAPAN SUCKS.Quote
クルドを知る会
@kurd_shirukai
日本育ちの高校生と中学生
クルド人兄妹
兄妹には在特許可
両親には退去強制
兄は県内でも有数の進学校に通っていて、
今年は大学受験
医学部を目指している
裁判長は母親に説明した
「強制送還になる前に自主帰国して、改めて特定技能ビザを取得したら日本に戻ってこられます」
受験生の母、号泣