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Japan Supreme Court rejects welfare appeal by Ghanaian man battling kidney failure

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  • Wanjirru 1 month ago

    #SIAW the foolish idiot....!!!!!

    You had the time, resources and AUDACITY to take your host country to court, but you couldn't get the sense to go back to your home country to get your treatment. You are so stupid..... ar ...
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  • Nana Yaw 1 month ago

    Get treatment from which home country, Ghana?. How much help are people in Ghana suffering from similar conditions getting? If they use the money to treat sick people, how much will be left for the politicians to steal?

  • Sew 1 month ago

    Time to come home bruv.

  • Flank Kalikali 1 month ago

    KWAKU SIAW? Here we go again! The forest dwelling ratshit eaters again!

  • HE DID NOT GET GOOD ADVICE. COURT RULINGS IN JAPAN ARE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO OVERTURN 1 month ago

    Japan remains to this day one of the most insular nations on earth.
    [ Insular : interested only in your own country or group and not willing to accept different or foreign ideas] IN JAPAN if you are a foreigner ( no matter y ...
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  • Great one 1 month ago

    Is Japan more insular than Ghana? my wife is Japanese and we live in Yokosuka so I know the system very well depending on the corporation yo work for can also affect bt this guy is now trying to be a liability rather than an ...
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  • Kwame not Quame 1 month ago

    What have you added to the Japanese economy than marrying a Japanese woman. My opinion tells me that having a foreigner as your wife is not an achievement .I support the decision but to berate the guy is very low.Nobody kno ...
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  • NMG 1 month ago

    GHANA MAN SAID NOBODY KNOWS TOMORROW HAVE YOU ASK THE GUY IF THAT MAN IS A JAPANESSE CITIZEN

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  • Yuang Xi, Tema 1 month ago

    But Japan can bring in aids to foreign countries through JICA?

  • Glo 1 month ago

    Stop this joke. Learn to know the difference between individual matters and inter-state support or cooperation.

  • Yuang Xi, Tema 1 month ago

    Do they bring in the AID for goats?

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  • Abusuapayin K.Yeboah 1 month ago

    This wouldn't have happened in Deutschland(Germany) despite being a citizen or not.Their law and policy on health doesn't discriminate irrespective of social status,skin colour. The German health system is very affordable and ...
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  • UK is one of the best. 1 month ago

    In the UK, healthcare is free for everyone irrespective of your nationality status. You only need to live in the country legally to have access to free healthcare.

  • Godfred 1 month ago

    Come back to Ghana for care, we have NHIS.

  • Papykwabee 1 month ago

    When I hear stories like this, it makes me appreciate Europe very much. Don’t get me wrong, Europe has its own failures and wrongdoings, but when it comes to social and healthcare protection, they are second to none, regard ...
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  • Great one 1 month ago

    Europe also made Africa poor, they are responsible for what happened to Africa

  • AN ACT OF WICKEDNESS - Worldwatch 1 month ago

    This is a dent in the image of Japan.
    Refusing to give help to a foreigner who is sick and unable to work is despicable.
    This is an act of wickedness.

  • Kasim Najoh 1 month ago

    Is he documented or undocumented? If he is a documented, then what is he paying taxes for? I would not be surprised if he's denied treatment because of his illegal status.