Peace Preservation Law (Japan)

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The Peace Preservation Law (Japan) was a series of prewar Japanese laws used to suppress political dissent, especially socialist, communist, and liberal movements, in the name of maintaining public order and the imperial system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese law
repressive law
affectedGroup Japan Communist Party NERFINISHED
labor unions
student activists
aimedAt communist movements
liberal movements
socialist movements
alsoKnownAs Chian iji hō NERFINISHED
Public Peace Police Law NERFINISHED
characterizedAs anti-communist legislation
instrument of political repression
security law
consequence imprisonment of dissidents
restriction of freedom of association
restriction of freedom of speech
suppression of opposition parties
country Japan
enforcedBy Japanese police
Special Higher Police NERFINISHED
historicalContext prewar Japan
rise of militarism in Japan
ideologicalTarget anti-imperial thought
class struggle theory
republicanism
impact consolidation of authoritarian rule in Japan
weakening of democratic movements in Japan
justification defense of kokutai
defense of the Emperor system
legalBasisFor arrest of political activists
banning of organizations
censorship of publications
politicalOrientationTargeted communist
left-wing
liberal
socialist
purpose maintenance of public order
protection of the imperial system
suppression of political dissent
relatedConcept tenkō (ideological conversion) NERFINISHED
relatedTo Japanese imperialism
Japanese nationalism
State Shinto NERFINISHED
usedFor criminalization of thought crimes
forced ideological conversion

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Public Security Preservation Law relatedTo Peace Preservation Law (Japan)
Home Ministry Police Bureau of Japan usedLegalBasis Peace Preservation Law (Japan)
this entity surface form: Peace Preservation Law of Japan