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Third-party investigation deems Shogakukan’s rehiring of convicted manga author as “complicity in a human rights violation.” Editor-in-charge draws criticism with new apology

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Several months after the Shogakukan Manga One scandal, a 106-page investigation report on the case has been published by a third-party committee.

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Third-party investigation deems Shogakukan’s rehiring of convicted manga author as “complicity in a human rights violation.” Editor-in-charge draws criticism with new apology
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Third-party investigation deems Shogakukan’s rehiring of convicted manga author as “complicity in a human rights violation.” Editor-in-charge draws criticism with new apology

Several months after the Shogakukan Manga One scandal, a 106-page investigation report on the case has been published by a third-party committee.