10.2尖閣諸島侵略糾弾！全国国民統一行動 マスコミ報道は・・・

今日のデモについて、日本のマスコミは沈黙を続けています。

が、主催者発表によれば2670人が参加。
デモ行進はNHK前も通過しましたし、各マスコミには主催者・参加者・一般人の多くがメール・電話しています。

はっきり言ってあの雰囲気は異常でした。
デモ行進も、その後の渋谷駅前での街宣もです。

よって「知らなかったから報道しなかった」のではなく、「報道したくなかったから報道しなかった」のです。


そんな中、米CNNはネットニュースを打っています。

URLはこちら↓
http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/10/02/japan.anti.china.protest/index.html

まぁ当たり障りの無い感じではありますが。
（もう少し「尖閣諸島は日本固有の領土」って書いてくれても良かったけどね。）


ただ一点だけ気になったところが。

Japan has also demanded compensation for damage done to coast guard ships.

・・・そうなの？



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China accused of invading disputed islands
By the CNN Wire Staff
October 2, 2010 -- Updated 1006 GMT (1806 HKT)

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

* Protesters hold up Japanese flags and chant slogans against China
* Beijing says the Diaoyu Islands belong to China
* In Japan, the islands are known as the Senkaku

Senkaku Islands is Japan's traditional territory.
--Toshio Tamogami

(CNN) -- Anti-China protesters gathered Saturday in Tokyo and six
other major cities in Japan to rally against what it calls an invasion
of disputed islands that both claim are part of their territories.

Protesters held up Japanese flags and chanted, "We will not allow
Communist China to invade our territory."

Beijing says the Diaoyu Islands and most of the South China Sea belong
to China, disputing neighboring countries' claims. In Japan, the
islands are known as the Senkaku.

The rally was organized by Toshio Tamogami, a former Japanese chief of
staff for the Self Defense Force.

Japan rejects China's demand for an
apology（http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/09/26/china.japan.apology/index.html）

"Senkaku Islands is Japan's traditional territory," Tamogami said. "If
we don't protect it, China will make action to take it."

Tamogami called China a "thief" and vowed to protect the islands.

Beijing and Tokyo have been clashing over the arrest of a Chinese
fishing captain by Japan off the disputed islands.

The captain was accused of hitting two Japanese coast guard ships and
obstructing public officers while they performed their duties.

"I am very angry with China," said student Shohei Fukumoto.

China should apologize and pay for the repair of the vessel because
the captain was in Japan's territory when the accident happened,
according to Fukumoto.

Japan has since freed the fishing captain, who returned to a hero's
welcome in China.

Yoko Sakamoto, 55, said Japan has been too easy on China.

"I 'd like to criticize Japanese government's weak attitude toward
China and Senkaku Islands issue, rather than China itself," Sakamoto
said. "We should get our national pride back."

The captain's arrest prompted the suspension of diplomatic talks and
canceled trips between the nations.

Beijing has sought an apology and compensation over the arrest, which
Tokyo has rejected.

Japan has also demanded compensation for damage done to coast guard ships.

Journalist Chie Kobayashi contributed to this report.

（写真説明）
Protesters chanted: "We will not allow Communist China to invade our territory."