Regarding the death of a Sri Lankan woman in her thirties who was detained at the Nagoya Regional Immigration Bureau, Minister of Justice Kamikawa told the Immigration Bureau of Japan, respecting the intentions of the bereaved families who are visiting Japan. I made it clear that I instructed to respond.
Regarding the death of a Sri Lankan woman in her thirties who was housed in the facility at the Nagoya Regional Immigration Bureau in March, the opposition party said that it was essential to find out the truth, such as the Immigration Control Law. The Legal Committee of the House of Representatives, which is deliberating on the revised bill, continues to confront the ruling and opposition parties over the resolution of the revised bill.
Regarding this, Minister of Justice Uekawa said at a press conference, "It is important to firmly grasp what kind of medical treatment was done, including external medical institutions. I want you to carry out a thorough investigation and work toward the final report. "
In addition, Minister Uekawa said that the bereaved family was visiting Japan at a woman's funeral, etc. It is important to ask if there is any, "he said, and instructed the Immigration Bureau to respect the intentions of the bereaved family and take appropriate measures.