Japan immigrationSri Lankan's death fuels debate on long detentions in Japan
'Three strikes' immigration bill makes deportation easier, critics say
Protesters stage a sit-in in front of the Diet building in Tokyo to oppose the controversial immigration bill. © Kyodo
MANABU KAME, Nikkei staff writer
TOKYO -- Japan's controversial immigration bill designed to reform the deportation process has faced staunch opposition in parliament, with the recent death of a Sri Lankan woman in custody raising questions about the nation's lengthy detentions of foreigners.