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1943 Japanese Relocation & Interment Camp WWII Propaganda

Trailer: This film attempts to portray the relocation of Japanese-Americans in WWII as a smart, appealing lifestyle change. It says that the Japanese-Americans displaced by WWII can have a new future through relocation. The relocation centers offer many different services like: three meals a day, housing, job opportunities, and assistance toward a brighter future. According to the narration, people shown in this film are able to find jobs and housing in various cities across the country. This film says that relocated individuals and families are given the opportunity to pursue happiness. See the full length at: www.qualityinformation.com

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Tags: Wwii japanese internment camps relocation war authority propaganda ww2 two world politics
Posted: 28 September 2007
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World War 2 (WWII) Japanese Relocation & Racism Film (1940)

Trailer: As a result of the tense situation during WWII following Pearl Harbor, the U.S. government set up several relocation centers throughout the Western U.S. where 110,000 Japanese Americans established new homes. This film from the 1940’s shows footage from these relocation centers and explains how the Japanese Americans re-established their new lives.

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Tags: japanese world war ww2 wwii two relocation internment camp fdr discrimination cultural racism politics
Posted: 27 September 2007
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Hi-P Workers Continue to Strike at Shanghai Factory

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A strike at a factory in Shanghai is getting more and more tense. On Tuesday, please detained about a dozen protesters... who have been on site for seven days now. The workers say they feel helpless with the factory planning layoffs and relocating to an inconvenient location for many.

Chinese police detained around a dozen workers at a Singapore-owned electronics plant in Shanghai on Tuesday.

Some 200 workers at the factory owned by Hi-P International first stopped work last Wednesday, denouncing what they said was a plan to relocate the plant to a Shanghai suburb and demanding compensation for layoffs.

[Unidentified Worker]:
"They had promised us that they would not move away the factory equipment if there was no agreement between the workers and the factory. Now we have no way to stop the police. The police have set up a cordon and we cannot go inside. Our workers knelt down in front of the factory gate and police have arrested them."

Hi-P is an electronics contract manufacturer whose customers include Apple and BlackBerry maker Research in Motion, according to media and analyst reports.

Some workers say they feel helpless against the authorities' actions.

[Wang, Factory Worker]:
"Some people went to petition the government. They said we had not terminated the contract with Hi-P so we cannot sue the factory. So basically Hi-P and the workers are still at a standstill regarding our contracts. They did not say whether they will compensate us or not. They are now just forcibly removing the factory equipment."

Strikes in China this year have pitted workers frustrated about rising costs against companies struggling with an external economic slowdown.

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Tags: NTD NTDTV Hi-P International Strike Shanghai Factory Apple BlackBerry Research in Motion economic slowdown
Posted: 07 December 2011
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