Sandi Aritza
Biographic Data
| ID | 247823 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sandi Aritza |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sandi |
| FAMILY NAME | Aritza |
| SIGNATURE | ARITZA S |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Blowing the whistle on sexual violence by Hirokawa Ryuichi, a prominent Japanese human rights journalist
Those who have power invariably attempt to conceal their victimization, so it is a journalist's job to go and report to the whole world what they are hiding," veteran photojournalist Hirokawa Ryuichi said in an interview with author Ochiai Keiko in the Spring, 2019 edition of Tsuhan Seikatsu.Tsuhan Seikatsu is a triannual magazine published by mail-order company Catalog House that often runs politically progressive articles on topics such as nucl…
The Japanese State versus the People of Okinawa
This is the story of the arrest and detention of anti-base activist leader Yamashiro Hiroji, his role in the struggle to prevent the construction of a new US Marine base at Henoko, and the implications for Japanese democracy of his protracted detention without trial for Gavan McCormack, "Yamashiro Hiroji and the Okinawan Anti-Base Struggle". It concludes with the "Emergency Statement by 41 Criminal Law Scholars Demanding the Release of Yamashiro …
Reclamation, Licensing, and the Law
On December 27, 2013, then-governor of Okinawa Nakaima Hirokazu approved a permit to reclaim land off the coast of Henoko in Nago City, Okinawa in order to build a U.S. Marine Corps airfield. Current Okinawa governor Onaga Takeshi won a landslide victory against Nakaima in November 2014 on a platform opposing the construction of a U.S. military facility on land reclaimed off the coast of Henoko. Shortly after his inauguration, Governor Onaga esta…
Looking at Flaws in the Henoko Landfill Permit Process from the Standpoint of the Right to Self-determination
The Governor of Okinawa, Onaga Takeshi, who took office in December 2014 after a landslide victory in the November gubernatorial election, has taken a cautious approach in response to Japanese government action to crush Okinawan opposition to a new Marine base in Henoko Bay. Instead of immediately revoking or cancelling his predecessor's landfill permit to the Japanese government that allowed construction of the much-debated new base to replace t…
Okinawan Experts Commission Reports Flaws in Authorization Process for New Military Base at Henoko
1. Gavan McCormack, Introduction: The Experts Report and the Future of Okinawa2. The Okinawa Third Party (Experts) Committee, Report of Okinawa Prefecture's "Third Party Investigation into the Reclamation of Oura Bay" (Main Points), translated by Sandi Aritza3. Sakurai Kunitoshi, translated by Gavan McCormack, "To Whom does the Sea Belong? Questions Posed by the Henoko Assessment"Okinawan Experts Commission Reports Flaws in Authorization Process …
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Looking at Flaws in the Henoko Landfill Permit Process from the Standpoint of the Right to Self-determination
The Governor of Okinawa, Onaga Takeshi, who took office in December 2014 after a landslide victory in the November gubernatorial election, has taken a cautious approach in response to Japanese government action to crush Okinawan opposition to a new Marine base in Henoko Bay. Instead of immediately revoking or cancelling his predecessor's landfill permit to the Japanese government that allowed construction of the much-debated new base to replace t…
Okinawan Experts Commission Reports Flaws in Authorization Process for New Military Base at Henoko
1. Gavan McCormack, Introduction: The Experts Report and the Future of Okinawa2. The Okinawa Third Party (Experts) Committee, Report of Okinawa Prefecture's "Third Party Investigation into the Reclamation of Oura Bay" (Main Points), translated by Sandi Aritza3. Sakurai Kunitoshi, translated by Gavan McCormack, "To Whom does the Sea Belong? Questions Posed by the Henoko Assessment"Okinawan Experts Commission Reports Flaws in Authorization Process …
Reclamation, Licensing, and the Law
On December 27, 2013, then-governor of Okinawa Nakaima Hirokazu approved a permit to reclaim land off the coast of Henoko in Nago City, Okinawa in order to build a U.S. Marine Corps airfield. Current Okinawa governor Onaga Takeshi won a landslide victory against Nakaima in November 2014 on a platform opposing the construction of a U.S. military facility on land reclaimed off the coast of Henoko. Shortly after his inauguration, Governor Onaga esta…
The Japanese State versus the People of Okinawa
This is the story of the arrest and detention of anti-base activist leader Yamashiro Hiroji, his role in the struggle to prevent the construction of a new US Marine base at Henoko, and the implications for Japanese democracy of his protracted detention without trial for Gavan McCormack, "Yamashiro Hiroji and the Okinawan Anti-Base Struggle". It concludes with the "Emergency Statement by 41 Criminal Law Scholars Demanding the Release of Yamashiro …
Blowing the whistle on sexual violence by Hirokawa Ryuichi, a prominent Japanese human rights journalist
Those who have power invariably attempt to conceal their victimization, so it is a journalist's job to go and report to the whole world what they are hiding," veteran photojournalist Hirokawa Ryuichi said in an interview with author Ochiai Keiko in the Spring, 2019 edition of Tsuhan Seikatsu.Tsuhan Seikatsu is a triannual magazine published by mail-order company Catalog House that often runs politically progressive articles on topics such as nucl…
Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Korean Peninsula Historical and Political Studies (2 works) · Mathematics (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Archaeology (1 works) · Authorization (1 works) · Business (1 works)