In such circumstances, it can hardly be argued that Japan is respecting its international obligations by &quot; appropriate means &quot; according to the language of article 2, paragraph 1, of CERD: it appears that the Japanese system is not one in which discriminatory acts can effectively be restrained by the existing legal system.
In such circumstances, it can hardly be argued that Japan is respecting its international obligations by &quot; appropriate means &quot; according to the language of article 2, paragraph 1, of CERD: it appears that the Japanese system is not one in which discriminatory acts can effectively be restrained by the existing legal system.