Saul Takahashi
Saul Takahashi is a professor of Human Rights and Peace Studies at Osaka Jogakuin University.
高橋宗瑠（たかはし・そうる） 青山学院法学部講師、人権活動家。著書に「パレスチナ人は苦しみ続ける：なぜ国連は解決できないのか」（現代人文社、2015年）、Human Rights, Human Security, and State Security: the Intersection（Praeger社、2015年）、Human Rights and Drug Control: the False Dichotomy（Hart社、近日刊行）
Normalizing the state of exception: Japan’s response to COVID-19
COVID-19 may prove to be just the game changer that Japan’s prime minister needs to push through his agenda for revising the Constitution.
Amnesty International’s new drug policy puts it on a slippery slope
Human rights arguments for decriminalizing drug use are often flawed, and in essence assert a right to use drugs that is nowhere to be found in international human ...
Self-interest argument for refugee admission backfires in Japan
By: Saul Takahashi
日本語
Japan fails to protect refugees—but arguing it should do so because its aging society needs new immigrants hasn’t worked.