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    Posted by debito on August 8th, 2007

    Hi Blog. Trans-Pacific Radio has just released another interview, with a mix of the light and heavier:

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    TPR Spotlight: Debito Arudou on the Foreign Labor Market (& Duran Duran), Part 1 of 2
    Filed under: Trans-Pacific Radio, TPR Spotlight
    Posted by DeOrio at 1:34 pm on Tuesday, August 7, 2007

    As well-known as he is, not many people know that human rights activist Debito Arudou is as passionate about Duran Duran as he is about anything.

    Don’t worry, though – in this interview Debito and Ken Worsley discuss the foreign labor market in Japan – where it’s united, where it’s fractious, and where it still needs help – as well as what is being done to improve conditions and opportunities for foreign workers, and what needs to be done in the future. This is an important issue that relates to Japan’s economic future, and immigration policy (or reform) still seems untouchable within the nation’s political discourse. Why is this so?
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    Have a listen at:
    http://www.transpacificradio.com/2007/08/07/tpr-spotlight-2-japans-foreign-labor-market/

    Debito in Sapporo

    One Response to “TPR podcast on NJ Labor Market and Duran Duran”

    1. TJJ Says:

      Excellent podcast! The only bad thing was that it made me realize how much I miss hearing good, commonsense, no-nonsense commentary.

      –THANKS! PLEASE DO LET YOUR FEELINGS BE KNOWN ON THE TPR SITE AS WELL? DEBITO

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