Japan's landmark racial discrimination case as foreigners fight back | ABC News

Three foreigners living in Japan are suing authorities over alleged racial profiling by the police. The landmark legal battle comes amid a national discussion about race and what it means to be Japanese. And it’s coming at a critical time as Japan grapples with a declining population and worker shortages. By Lachlan Bennett from the Asia-Pacific Newsroom. Subscribe: ab.co/3yqPOZ5
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