zaitokukai造句

• The Zaitokukai received criticism from the District Court for harassing Chongryon-affiliated schoolchildren.
• He then decided to establish Zaitokukai.
• The first chairman Sakurai declared in his book that Zaitokukai would be dissolved when the Special Act on Immigration Control is repealed.
• One such group, known as Zaitokukai, is organized be members on the internet, and is known to be responsible for leading street demonstrations against Korean schools.
• On 17 June 2013, Makoto Sakurai and three other members were arrested in Shinjuku, Tokyo, when a fistfight broke between counter-protesters and the Zaitokukai.
• Sakurai was arrested by Japanese police on June 16, 2013, in Tokyo after an anti-Korean demonstration by Zaitokukai members ended in a fistfight with counterprotesters.
• In pursuit of its goals, Zaitokukai has set an ultimate goal of repealing the which gives Zainichi Koreans special permanent residence status which can never be granted to other foreign nationals.
• Sakurai founded Zaitokukai after seeing a TV news report about a group of Japanese citizens was organized to support Zainichi Koreans who brought a lawsuit to obtain national pensions without making any premium payments.
• A former civil servant in a ward office, he is the founder and former leader of the " Net right " activist group Zaitokukai, known for its anti-foreign views and unruly demonstrations.
• On 7 October 2013, in a rare ruling on racial discrimination against ethnic Koreans, a Japanese court ordered an anti-Korean group, Zaitokukai, to stop " hate speech " protests against a Korean school in Kyoto and pay the school 12.26 million yen ( $ 126, 400 U . S . ) in compensation for protests that took place in 2009 and 2010.