[Road to Hope Project] Tell us about your "hope"

Please tell us your hopes – what are your hopes?
In June 2014, APFS began the "Path to Hope Project - Seeking Legalization for Undocumented Immigrants."
There are many people in Japanese society who are forgotten and unable to speak up, including the elderly, people with disabilities, and undocumented immigrants.
The Road to Hope Project aims to create a tolerant society where everyone can live comfortably.
The "Road to Hope Project" focuses on undocumented immigrants in particular and aims to raise their voices.
We aim to create a tolerant society where irregular migrants can live comfortably. We work hand in hand with the elderly, people with disabilities, and others to expand the circle of support.
In addition to the above, we will be carrying out various activities such as forming a network of "support groups" that provide support to undocumented immigrants in the local area, and having those involved visit elderly and disabled people's homes.
Through these activities, we would like to restore hope to those who have been on provisional release for a long time and are in the process of losing hope.
This time, APFS will be collecting the voices of people living in Japan in order to convey the voices of those involved and their supporters to local assemblies.
This document will be used as an attachment to a petition to the local assembly where these undocumented residents live, requesting their regularization.
I am sure that local assembly members will listen to the "hopes" of those involved and their supporters.
We need your voice to expand their rights.
We appreciate your support and cooperation.

Please tell us your hopes – what are your hopes?

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ASIAN PEOPLE'S FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY
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