Ep. 2: Japan enacts Refugee Special Action Policy after World War III and IV
Aired on January 1, 2004
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In the aftermath of nuclear World War III and the subsequent non-nuclear World War IV, also known as the Second Vietnam War, Japan implemented the Refugee Special Action Policy. This legislative measure was designed to invite and accept war refugees from various regions across Asia into the country. The policy serves as a significant historical and political backdrop for the narrative, highlighting the nation's response to the widespread displacement caused by these global conflicts.
Episodes
- Ep. 1 · Section 9 Reforms After Two Years of Disbandment by Umibozu
- Ep. 2 · Japan enacts Refugee Special Action Policy after World War III and IV
- Ep. 3 · Government probes Todoko for managing Yakushima's assets
- Ep. 4 · Japanese Self Defense Force conducts largest live-fire exercise before policy repeal announcement
- Ep. 5 · Prime Minister Kayabuki renounces Refugee Special Action Policy amid widespread criticism
- Ep. 6 · Dead Prime Suspect in Nihima City Blackmail Case Reveals Homicide Evidence