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Japan Empire respects and accepts the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and requests Protecting Powers to station in the occupied territory Formosa
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The JPE Government which has respected to, complied with and accessioned to the Geneva Conventions of 1949
The State of the Japanese Empire, hereinafter “Japan Empire” or “JPE”;
The Re-establishing Government of Japan Empire is the Government of Japan Empire, hereinafter “JPE Government”. The plenipotentiary, the prime minister of the Re-establishing Government of Japan Empire, is called “(Sec.) Prime Minister”. For more information please see “The Japan Empire Proclamation on the Forever Heaven Celebration Day of 2015 & National Banquet Invitation”, please having it from http://regovje.org/files/20160806ECfor20161223.pdf
Published on 11 January 2017
Attachment 1: “The Japan Empire Proclamation on the Forever Heaven Celebration Day of 2015 & National Banquet Invitation”
(Proclamation on the Forever Heaven Celebration Day of 2015 )
http://regovje.org/files/20160806ECfor20161223.pdf
Attachment 2: “Missing Human Rights and missing Sovereignty in the occupied territories, Proclamation on the Forever Heaven Celebration Day of 2016”
(Proclamation on the Forever Heaven Celebration Day of 2016)
http://www.regovje.org/files/en-JPE2016-MissingHumanRights-missingSovereignty.pdf
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The State of the Japanese Empire, hereinafter “Japan Empire” or “JPE”;
The Re-establishing Government of Japan Empire is the Government of Japan Empire, hereinafter “JPE Government”;
The plenipotentiary, the prime minister of the Re-establishing Government of Japan Empire, is called “(Sec.) Prime Minister”.
The State of Japan, which was illegally forced to be independent from the Japan Empire on 3 May 1947 under U.S. military occupation, was recognized its independence and was entitled to use the name “Japan” as its State’s name in English by SFPT Article 1(b), hereinafter “Japan”;
International Committee of the Red Cross, hereinafter “ICRC”;
The Charter of the United Nations, hereinafter “UN Charter”;
日本語への翻訳は準備ができていません。
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