国際化時代の社会福祉とその課題 : 国内問題としての国際化(<特集>国際化時代の社会福祉とその課題)

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Japan is having an ever closer international relationship not only with advanced OEGD countries but also with developing countries throughout the World. It is ideal for us to live harmoniously with foreigners in Japan as well as in other countries. But we cannot deny the historical fact that within the country we Japanese have not necessarily treated foreigners equally even in the area of social services. The Author took up two issues. The one is related to those people from Taiwan and from the North and South of Korean Peninsula, including their offsprings, who came to our country before the end of World War II and have lived ever since. For quite some time we imposed Japanese Nationality on these people but we unilaterally deprived it after the War. We denied them compensation for war-time losses, and denied their equal access to social security benefits including public assistance until 1982, when we ratified the Convention relatiug to the Status of Refugees. The other issue is related to foreigners' access to social security benefits. As a matter of fact we denied their access until 1982 as mentioned above and we still deny their equal access to public assistance as of right. One major remaining issue is to what extent we should extend euqal access to those foreigners who are illegally remaining in our country.
一般社団法人日本社会福祉学会の論文
1994-06-15