Ethnic Korean legal service professionals gather to honor Koreans who stood up against discrimination overseas IAKL President Kim Kwon-hoe speaks during an interview with The Korea Herald. (Lee Sang-sub/The Korea Herald) Until the 1970s, blatant forms of discrimination against foreign nationals existed in Japan. For example, non-Japanese citizens were banned from entering law school regardless of their qualifications or if they had passed the bar exam, and many ethnic minorities were denied permanent residence, forcing them to reapply for permission to live in Japan every three years.

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