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Activity Report
The 16th "Your Unknown Asia Fair" was held in Mt. Daisen
On Saturday, November 7th, the 16th "Your Unknown Asia Fair in Oyama" was held in a grand manner at the square in front of the Itabashi Metropolitan Tax Office in Tokyo. -
Media Coverage
Tokyo Shimbun (morning edition) October 30, 2010
The above newspaper published an article about the APFS-sponsored event "Asia Fair in Oyama, Japan." NPO [...] -
Media Coverage
M-Net November 2010 issue
An article about APFS was published in the above magazine. Special Feature: Reconsidering "Status of Residence" Now (pp.10-11) Status of Residence […] -
Media Coverage
NPO to support Asians in Japan launched, 28-year-old representative runs to help those with overstaying visas, child-rearing, etc.
Excerpt from the Tokyo Shimbun (morning edition) September 20, 2010 Asians in Japan who face various problems such as overstaying, employment, and childcare […] -
Media Coverage
Monthly Minpaku September 2010 issue
An article about APFS was published in the above magazine. People who support multiculturalism (pp.18-19) Multicultural coexistence from the ground up […] -
Suraj case
Suraj Case (Interim Report)
ABUBAKAR AWUDU, a Ghanaian national, who died on March 22, 2010 after being subdued by immigration officials during government deportation […] -
Activity Report
We set up a food stall at the "Summer Festa (Yuza Oyama Shopping Arcade)"
APFS also values its relationship with the local community. We set up a food stall (Burmese food) at the "Summer Festival" in the local shopping arcade (Yuza Oyama Shopping Arcade) […] -
Activity Report
Free health check-up for foreign residents
Foreign residents receiving dental checkups ASIAN PEOPLE'S FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY (APFS […] -
Activity Report
We will start anew as a non-profit organization, ASIAN PEOPLE'S FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY.
ASIAN PEOPLE'S FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY (abbreviated as APFS) was established on July 1, 2010. -
Interview
Voice of Ms. C, a Filipino woman
I first came to Japan in the 1990s. I was sad to leave my family, but I decided to work abroad to help my family, who were suffering from poverty.