This essay exposes the hypocrisy of civic groups, political parties, media, and legal organizations that repeatedly brought Japan before the United Nations for alleged human rights violations, while remaining silent on China’s and South Korea’s blatant abuses. It questions whether their inaction reveals manipulation by anti-Japan propaganda states.

June 23, 2016
The following is a continuation of the previous chapter.
The so-called civic groups that have repeatedly gone so far as to appeal to the United Nations, portraying Japan as a country where hate speech and severe human rights violations are rampant, along with the Democratic Party and the Communist Party that have backed them, Asahi Shimbun, and the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, should immediately go to the United Nations and bring charges against China for its human rights violations.
The fact that they do absolutely none of this makes it unavoidable for them to be suspected of being manipulated by countries such as China and South Korea, which have made anti-Japan propaganda a matter of national policy.
When Sankei Shimbun reporter Kuroda was not only indicted in South Korea on unbelievable grounds and with unbelievable content, but was also detained within South Korea and even deprived of his freedom to return home, the so-called civic groups in Japan, organizations bearing the name of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, and even Asahi Shimbun, which is supposed to be a Japanese newspaper company,
for some reason did not file any complaint against South Korea with the United Nations, as they had done against Japan.
This fact leaves them with nothing to say if it is pointed out as evidence that they are being manipulated by the South Korean government or its intelligence services.