【移民問題】日本人必見！北村議員、梅村議員が移民問題を放置する高市総理を徹底追及【外国人問題/土葬問題/高市内閣/ムスリム】

Thank you for watching. Your likes and hype are encouraging! Please feel free to leave a comment. Source:    / @sanseito-official      / @%e5%bc%81%e8%ad%b7%e5%a3%ab%e5%8c%97%e6%9...   This time, we've summarized the parliamentary questioning by Representative Kitamura of the Japan Conservative Party and Representative Umemura of the Sanseito Party. Capture ↓ 0:00 Digest 0:58 Kitamura's comments on accepting Muslims 4:21 Kitamura's comments on accepting foreigners 6:21 Umemura's comments on the issue of burial and public health 9:13 Umemura's comments on immigration policy and Japan's future 12:53 Umemura's comments on what the Prime Minister means by "zero base" 13:34 Samurai Yamato's summary and original commentary [Glossary] ● Burial: A method of burying a body directly in the ground without cremation. ● Cemetery and Burial Law: A law that sets out the rules for cemeteries, cremation, and burial. ● Legal Order: A system that maintains social order by obeying the law. ● Islamic Law: Religious norms and rules of Islam based on the Quran, etc. ● Refusal of Landing: Refusing entry of foreigners into Japan. ● Deportation: Deporting foreigners who do not have the right to stay in Japan. Also known as forced repatriation. ● Residence Status: A legal qualification for foreigners to work or live in Japan. ● Local Government Affairs: Administrative affairs carried out by prefectures and municipalities based on their own decisions, rather than by the national government. ● Public Health: Efforts to protect people's health, such as infectious disease prevention and improvement of living environments. ● Consensus: Agreement or common understanding among stakeholders and the public. ● Immigration Policy: A policy to accept foreigners long-term and allow them to reside permanently. The Japanese government explains that this is not an immigration policy, but there are differing opinions on this point even in the Diet. ● Family Accompaniment: When foreign workers bring their spouses and children to Japan to live together. ● Majority: The majority. The opposite is "minority." ● Orderly Coexistence: The government's idea that foreigners should live together in local communities while adhering to Japanese laws and rules. 【About this channel】 This channel mainly selects particularly interesting and thought-provoking scenes from broadcasts and statements by Haruo Kitamura, a member of the Japan Conservative Party, and the Sanseito party, and presents them in a short and easy-to-understand format. Furthermore, I primarily create original commentary, adding background knowledge and summarizing my thoughts and impressions to create "added value" in my posts. All videos include full subtitles, so they can be enjoyed even by those in environments where sound is unavailable or those with hearing impairments. The beginning and end of each video provide a clear summary. [Channel Operation Policy] This channel aims to inform more people about the political situation in Japan. [Permission] The person in question has officially given permission for clipping. Clipping, editing, and publication are done in accordance with the rules stated in the person's description, and great care is taken to avoid misunderstandings. *Editing is done in compliance with the rules and with great care. (Parliamentary Broadcasts) ■House of Representatives: https://www.shugiintv.go.jp/jp/index.... ■House of Councillors: https://www.webtv.sangiin.go.jp/webtv... 【Legal Basis for the Use of Parliamentary Footage】 ●Copyright Law Article 40: Use of Political Speeches, etc. 1: Political speeches and statements made in public, and public statements made in court, may be used in any way, except when editing and using the work of a single author. 2: Speeches, etc., in parliament may be used for reporting purposes by publication in newspapers, broadcasting, etc. Translation is also permitted for similar purposes. The article-by-article commentary on the Copyright Law defines "political speeches or statements" as "those that express one's opinion with the intention of influencing the direction of politics." This channel interprets and uses parliamentary debates and question-and-answer sessions, etc., as subject to Article 40 of the Copyright Law. This channel has no intention of infringing copyright and uses the material within the scope of "fair use" as defined by the Agency for Cultural Affairs. *If there are any problems, please contact us from the copyright holder. (We will respond promptly.) VOICEVOX: Nekotsukai Aru The background music was commissioned by this channel from an artist. Unauthorized reproduction is strictly prohibited. Appropriate action will be taken if discovered.