ttp://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/national/20080808TDY02304.htm
Mainichi apologizes to UNICEF over Web story
>The Mainichi Newspapers Co., publisher of the Mainichi Shimbun, has apologized to the Japan Committee for UNICEF over an
>article it carried on its English-language Web site, the Mainichi Daily News, in June, it has been learned.
>According to the Japan Committee for UNICEF, which is in charge of public relations and fund-raising activities for UNICEF,
>the online article in question included some descriptions that infringed on the rights of children mentioned in it.
>The Tokyo-based organization received complaints about the article from supporters who said it should lodge a complaint with
>the Mainichi Shimbun. Some of them said they would even stop making donations to UNICEF unless the committee lodged a protest.
>When some of the protesters went ahead and stopped their endowment activities, the organization mailed a strongly worded
>protest to the newspaper company on July 22, demanding an apology.
>(Aug. 8, 2008)
Global Voices Online
In the latest step in a long and drawn out controversy,
Mainichi newspaper has issued a 3-page official apology in response to the harsh backlash from Japanese people
concerning its English-language WaiWai column.
Written by editor Ryann Connell, WaiWai featured highly-embellished translations of articles from Japan's
weekly tabloids, the majority of which were fabrications.
People in Japan, particularly Internet users, have reacted by creating websites and campaigns
[ja] targeting Mainichi for spreading false information about Japan,
some of which went as far as to be incorporated as fact [ja] in a report on human trafficking
by the Organization of American States (OAS).
米州機構(OAS：Organization of American States)
「ラテンアメリカとカリビアンからの日本への人身売買」
「two women accusing Anita Alvarado of bringing them
to Japan to serve as sex slaves」
ttp://www.oas.org/atip/atip_Reports.asp ９番目の記事
ライアンコネルの記事を参考にした論文
科学と健康 に関するアメリカ協議会（ACSH）
Oral Sex Psychic
ttp://www.acsh.org/factsfears/newsID.347/news_detail.asp
>The report by S. Shinano for the Hamagin Research Institute Ltd was published in April 2005.
>See Japan recruits romantic otaku geeks to revive economy. (2005, August 2). Mainichi Daily News. Retrieved from ttp://mdn.mainichi-msn.co.jp/waiwai/news/20050802p2g00m0dm015000c.html
