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‘Japayukis’ race to avoid new hiring policy’s impact

March 9, 2005 - 12:00am

A group of overseas performing artists lauded the efforts of an administration lawmaker to find an acceptable solution to the looming job crisis facing OPAs as Japan’s new immigration laws take effect on March...

Headlines

‘Japayukis’ complain gov’t slow to help them

By Nestor Etolle | March 6, 2005 - 12:00am

With only nine days to go before Japan’s new anti-trafficking law takes effect, Filipino entertainers are rushing the government to draw up plans to help them comply with Tokyo’s stricter visa require...

Headlines

‘Japayukis’ complain gov’t slow to help them

By Nestor Etolle | March 6, 2005 - 12:00am

With only nine days to go before Japan’s new anti-trafficking law takes effect, Filipino entertainers are rushing the government to draw up plans to help them comply with Tokyo’s stricter visa require...

Headlines