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Twenty years ago, in Durban, South Africa, a groundbreaking conference “World Conference Against Racism, Racism, Xenophobia and all related intolerance” to discuss racism and colonialism as a global challenge :Durban Conference) was held. The Durban Conference gave valuable results such as the perspective of “mixed discrimination” where racism is intertwined with other factors such as gender, and that discrimination in front of our eyes is inseparable from past history such as slavery and colonial rule. He was discussing the framework of the campaign to dismantle discrimination structures created by modern Japan from the Durban Conference, “Comfort Woman” by Professor Ramseyer at Harvard University, Okinawa, and the bullet, An inaccurate paper related to Koreans in Japan became news. In the kick-off event, we will visualize Japanese lacism using this Ramsey Year paper as well as to tell about the future of Durban+20 campaign.

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Moderator & Purpose Explanation: Mieko Fujioka (Part-time Lecturer at Hosei University/Caller for Durban+20 Campaign)

Part 1 Lacism and Colonialism in Ramsey's Papers
“Buraku discrimination” Nobuhiko Kadooka (freelighter)
“Okinawa Discrimination” Shinako Oikawa (Part-time Lecturer, Okinawa University University/Joint Representative of the Ryukyu Society for Independent Ethnic Studies)
“Korean discrimination” Chikiko Ichi (faculty member, Osaka City University)
“The Great Kanto Earthquake Korean Massacre” Naoki Kato (author)

2 Part Durban Declaration: Japanese Lacism and Colonialism
Summary comment: Hideaki Uemura (Teacher of Keisen University, Caller for Durban+20 Campaign)
Q&A discussion with attendees/Introduction of Durban+20 Campaign

• Mieko Fujioka
• Nobuhiko Tsunooka
• Shinako Oyagawa
• Ichi, Tomokiko
• Naoki Kato
• Hideaki Uemura