In March, a party was held at a temple in Tokyo to commemorate Sri Lankan Wishma Sandamari, who died while being detained at the Nagoya Regional Immigration Bureau, and about 400 people visited to mourn Wishma.
A Sri Lankan woman, Wishma Sandamari, 33, died in March after complaining of poor physical condition while being held at the Nagoya Regional Immigration Bureau.
I was examined by a doctor, but died without being hospitalized, and the Immigration Bureau of Japan is investigating whether there were any problems with the response.
On the 29th, bereaved families and supporters held a party to honor Mr. Wishma at a temple in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, and about 400 people visited at the announcement of the organizer and handed flowers to the flower stand one after another.
After that, the sutras were read aloud in Sri Lankan and Japanese words, and the attendees quietly joined hands to mourn Mr. Wishma.
Mr. Wishma's bereaved family, who is visiting Japan, is requesting the investigation of the cause of his death and the disclosure of a video showing the situation inside the facility by meeting directly with Minister of Justice Kamikawa. , The video cannot be disclosed.
Wishma's sister, Wayomi, said, "My sister loved Japan. I still can't believe she died in such a terrible situation in Japan. When we returned to Sri Lanka, we said," Why is my daughter? I have to answer my mother's question, "Did you die? I would like to ask for your cooperation so that the truth can be revealed."
A man in his 70s in Tokyo who visited the flower offering said, "I think Mr. Wishma could have lived only half of my life and was regrettable. I want the government to properly deal with the issues of immigration system and detention." I was talking.