"In July 2005, the United Nations special rapporteur on discrimination and racism, Doudou Diene, went on a nine-day tour of Japan and talked to minority groups, anti-discrimination campaigners and government and police officials around the country ... Diene handed the completed 23-page report based on his research to the UN Commission on Human Rights in January ... Japan Focus has asked several Japan-based writers to respond to the Diene Report." (Quoted from article)