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Crime reporting fueling fear of foreigners in Japan?

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I read an article online yesterday via NHK, which had a headline (when translated to English) that read "Crimes committed by foreigners in Japan on the rise, including organized crimes; National Police Agency steps up crackdown."Something about the way it was worded made me feel a bit uneasy—I felt like the way it frames and presents the information can unintentionally (or perhaps even intentionally) foster fear, suspicion, and division between …
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Crime reporting fueling fear of foreigners in Japan?

I read an article online yesterday via NHK, which had a headline (when translated to English) that read "Crimes committed by foreigners in Japan on the rise, including organized crimes; National Police Agency steps up crackdown."Something about the way it was worded made me feel a bit uneasy—I felt like the way it frames and presents the information can unintentionally (or perhaps even intentionally) foster fear, suspicion, and division between …

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