CATDOLL: The United Nations will investigate child pornography in Japan. The country of gentlemen is in big trouble.

Everyone knows that Japan is a country of gentlemen, and there are many gentlemen who love lolita, which is famous all over the world. In the past two years, Japan has strengthened the control of borderline comics and lolita works, including the implementation of the new child pornography law. However, the new amendment to the Child Protection Law has excluded animation, comics, games and other two-dimensional works from the scope of control. It seems that Japan has begun to play with borderline works. However, the United Nations observer on child pornography will visit Japan in September to investigate the problem of child pornography in Japan. It seems that it is not easy for Japan to get away with this practice.

Japan's child pornography problem has long been criticized by the international community. Even the US State Department has stated that Japan is the world's center for the production and sale of child pornography. Even though the Child Protection Act Amendment was passed by Congress last year, the exclusion of two-dimensional products from the scope of prohibition has caused the revised bill to be questioned both inside and outside Japan. This special rapporteur will be sent by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to visit Japan from September 2nd to September 8th. The observer will publish a report on the manufacture and sale of child pornography in Japan. He will visit Tokyo, Osaka, Okinawa, and finally deliver a mid-term report at a press conference held in Tokyo on the 8th.

I have a feeling that the country of gentlemen will be in big trouble this time. Although the child pornography problem in the three-dimensional world should have been under control, many experts and lawyers have previously explained that two-dimensional works are not within this scope. In addition, with the convening of the previous fan conference C88, various books should be rampant. It seems that the Japanese government must find a way to solve these problems in the next two days, otherwise everyone knows the result of this report.