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When Shiori was 10, her mother took her to Tokyo Summerland, an indoor pool. Wearing a new swimsuit, she splashed happily in the water until she was sexually assaulted. âA man came from behind and touched me on every part of my body,â she recalls, crying at the memory. Shaking and terrified, she told the grownups but their response was bewildering. âMy friendâs mother said it was because I was wearing a bikini.â
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Victims often describe their first visit to a police station as traumatic. There are few officers trained to deal with victims. In many cases, the reaction of beat cops is to treat women victims as suspicious. Potentially recoverable DNA evidence is routinely neglected. Shioriâs experience of having to announce her assault to a room full of uniformed men is typical, says Yamamoto, as is the advice to forget what occurred. Many cases conclude with âsuspended prosecution,â meaning guilt is assumed but the perpetrator is not charged, often in return for financial compensation.
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Two months after the assault, Takenawa Police Station finally issued an arrest warrant for quasi-rape (where consent is impossible) against Yamaguchi Noriyuki, then the Bureau Chief of Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS)âs Washington Bureau. On June 8, 2015, investigators waited to serve the warrant to Yamaguchi at Narita Airport. Instead, Shiori says, one of the investigators called her and said he had been ordered to let Yamaguchi go. âEven now, I have vivid recollections of this call,â The investigator said: âHe just passed right in front of me, but I received orders from above not to make the arrest. Iâm going to have to leave the investigation.â The case was transferred to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police. In July last year, it was dropped by prosecutors at the Tokyo District Court. Shiori was offered a âsettlementâ from Yamaguchi via her lawyer and the police. âI couldnât believe it,â she says.
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As the Diet prepared a rare revision to the legal provisions for rape crimes in May this year, Shiori decided to go public. Before her press conference at the Ministry of Justice, friends told her to wear a business suit, and to shed a few tears or she âwouldnât be believed.â âThat made me very sad,â she said. âIf thatâs the way people see me what chance have I got? This is how I look; I wear jeans and T-shirts. Someone said, âbutton your shirtâ but I said âno.â There were 50 journalists in the room, with cameras and lightsâŠI couldnât breathe.â
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âBecoming a rape victim myself made me realize just how small our voices are, and how difficult it is to have our voices heard in society,â she told the reporters. âI know there are countless women who have gone through the same experience, leaving them hurt and crushed. I know that, both in the past and today, many of these women have given up. How many media have published this story? When I saw Mr. Yamaguchi repeatedly broadcasting his side of the story through his powerful connections, I couldnât breathe. Where is the freedom of speech in this country? What are the laws and media trying to protect, and from whom?â
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From her perspective, the subsequent media coverage was thin: Most of the big media outlets ignored it; Nippon News Network interviewed the head of the criminal investigation department at Tokyo Metropolitan Police, who said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute. The backlash, however, was excruciating. She was accused of inviting the assault, and of political opportunism. She had connections to the Democratic Party, some said, which wanted to unseat Abe. Her family name was revealed, despite her pledge to protect her parents from the glare. Broken, she went to hospital and stayed in bed for four days. âI had a panic attack; I thought I could deal with it but I couldnât.â In trying to show women they could talk about rape, she says, crying again, âI instead showed that what happens is this.â
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She now waits for the results of a review by the Committee for the Inquest of Prosecution â she must convince eight of the 11 members to pursue an indictment. âFor the past two years, I often wondered why I was still alive,â she said in May. âThe act of rape killed me from the inside. Rape is murder of the soul. Only my body was left, and I was overwhelmed by the feeling that I had become a shell.â
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