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"He Was Hit with a Weeding Tool," Says Rescued Myanmar Man, Who Plans to Sue the Company President: Asahi Shimbun

Summary by Asahi
In a case involving six Myanmar nationals, two men and two women, who came to Japan under the "Specified Skilled Worker No. 1" residency status, alleging they were subjected to "abuse" including assault and sexual harassment by an agricultural corporation in Kyogoku Town, Hokkaido, one of the men also reported on the 24th that he had assaulted two other individuals associated with the corporation...

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In a case involving six Myanmar nationals, two men and two women, who came to Japan under the "Specified Skilled Worker No. 1" residency status, alleging they were subjected to "abuse" including assault and sexual harassment by an agricultural corporation in Kyogoku Town, Hokkaido, one of the men also reported on the 24th that he had assaulted two other individuals associated with the corporation...

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Asahi broke the news in Tokyo, Japan on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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