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JUCON and the Network for Okinawa are stepping up their support for Okinawans and residents of Tokunoshima island on the base issue. The Japanese government continues to waffle on its earlier commitment not to build a new U.S. base on Okinawa and is now threatening untouched and beautiful Tokunoshima (part of Okinawa historically and culturally).
We’re preparing an ad to appear in the Washington Post that will emphasize the widespread opposition to any new base or base expansion; the threat of U.S. plans to the fragile Okinawan ecosystem; and the need for the U.S. to respect democratic process in other nations.
JUCON has raised tens of thousands of dollars. And now the Network for Okinawa needs to raise money in the U.S. to make this a true transnational effort.
So, please consider donating to our cause. Even small donations make a big difference. If enough of you contribute, we can take out a full-page ad and support JUCON. Please follow the links at the Network website.
The donation page is HERE.
Peace Philosophy Centre is one of the organizations cooperating with Network for Okinawa.
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