The Japanese government said Tuesday it has been allowing the entry of foreign nationals teaching at international schools and their families as exceptions to the travel ban imposed to curb the spread of the new coronavirus.Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi told a press conference that first-time entry and re-entry by international school teachers are regarded as "special circumstances" to protect children's rights to receive education and due to difficulties in finding replacements in Japan."Regarding teachers at international schools and their families, we are admitting new entries as we…READ FULL ARTICLE
