Japan to Tighten Immigration Procedures After Ghosn’s Escape

The transcript discusses the Japanese government's response to criticism of its justice system following Carlos Ghosn's escape. It highlights the government's awareness of the situation, their contact with Interpol, and attempts to cooperate with Lebanon. The challenges in pursuing Ghosn's case are noted, along with potential reforms in Japan's justice system. The transcript also covers Japan's insistence on Ghosn's return and the concerns of foreign executives about stricter conditions. Finally, it outlines the government's need to demonstrate control over immigration and movement within the country.

What challenges does the government face in pursuing the case of the individual who left?

How does the situation reflect on Japan's criminal justice system?

What are the government's current actions regarding the individual who left Japan?

What potential reforms are being discussed in relation to the justice system?

What steps might the Japanese government take to improve immigration control?