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Sunday, April 7, 2013
6000 people rally against exclusion of Korean schools from tuition-free high school system
The event was held on
March 31 at Tokyo’s Hibiya Park, where 6,000 people gathered to voice against
exclusion of Korean schools from tuition-free high school system. The
government of ABE Shinzo revised the ministry order in order to do so. Korean
schools have been disputed whether or not to be entitled for free tuition The
Abe administration tried to end the ordeal and decided that it would not let
them offer free tuition. Mainstream media have slowly lost interest in reporting
on this issue, but the Tokyo event showed how people’s interest was rising not
to exclude any schools. The students of Korean high schools and their parents
have also spoken up. People representing all 10 Korean schools across the country
participated in this event. By YUMOTO Masahiro
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