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cjal-3290	Webster, Timothy	International Human Rights Law in Japan: The View at Thirty	2010	28	.pdf	application/pdf	12147	639	55	COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF ASIAN LAW Japan has incorporated international human rights law in various ways over the past thirty years. 6 It is perhaps most correct to say that the effect of international human rights law in Japanese courts is contextual, dependent on the existing state or absence of law, whether the law is constitutional or statutory, the preci- sion of the treaty obligation at issue, the nature of the alleged violator (government or private person), and the type of conduct (action or omis- sion).7 To this list, one could add that an individual judge's favorable disposition to international human rights law also plays a role. KENPO, art.	cache/cjal-3290.pdf	txt/cjal-3290.txt