
By Jo Best
Published: Thursday 24 November 2005
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Playing on unjustified fears -again
Japan is one of the safest and lowest crime countries in the world; this is just playing on and exaggerating parents' fears and, in the process, moving one step further towards the totally observed society. NTT should be ashamed of themselves for doing this. One can only hope that the service will be a commercial disaster for them. I hope Japanese parents have enough sense to know that teaching children to be responsible, whilst accepting life always has some risk, is a far better approach.
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