Probe Finds Japanese Publisher Shogakukan Encouraged Human Rights Violations

A third-party investigation revealed that Japanese publisher Shogakukan hired a male manga artist with a history of sexual misconduct for a new series under a different pseudonym.

4 Aug, 08:03 — 4 Aug, 08:03

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Third-party probe finds Shogakukan ‘encouraged’ human rights violations

The published hired a male manga artist who had committed sexual misconduct as an author for a new series under a different pseudonym.

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Probe Finds Japanese Publisher Shogakukan Encouraged Human Rights Violations

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Third-party probe finds Shogakukan ‘encouraged’ human rights violations

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