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Outline of the event

【日時】
2019年6月30日（SUN）13時30分から15時15分（13時開場）

【場所】
国立ハンセン病資料館 1階 映像ホール

【定員】
先着130名

入場無料／事前申し込み不要

講演会「報道マンに訪れた”人間回復”」～ハンセン病回復者との出会いから～ 開催報告

6月30日、講演会「報道マンに訪れた”人間回復”」～ハンセン病回復者との出会いから～ を開催しました。
はじめに、本日の講演会は当初今年の2月を予定しておりましたが、当館の不手際により本日に延期とさせていただきましたこと、講師の小川さん、関係者の皆様、全てのお客様に深くお詫び申し上げます。誠に申し訳御座いませんでした。

さて、国立ハンセン病資料館ではハンセン病問題にあまり関心のない方や若い方にアプローチするため様々な試みを行っております。その１つとして、ハンセン病問題に取り組んでこられた様々な職業の方をお招きしてそのご経験をお話ししていただく講演会を開催しております。従来とは異なった観点からハンセン病問題を取り上げると共に、お話される方と同じお仕事の方、そのお仕事を志す若い方にハンセン病問題への関心を持っていただこうという目的で行っております。昨年12月に邑久光明園のケースワーカーの坂手悦子さんをお招きしました「講演会　ソーシャルワーカーを目指すあなた達に伝えたいこと」に引き続き、今回は2回目の開催になります。
多くのお客様においでいただき、大入り満員となりました為、映像ホール（第1会場）と臨時で研修室（第2会場）の2会場より講演・上映を行いました。ありがとうございました。お客様からいただきましたご意見やご感想を紹介させていただきます。

• Former leprosy patients words that the recoverer was speaking in the video. The words, "Neither trees, mountains, nor birds discriminate, only humans do" came to my mind. As a life work, I strongly learned that I would like to think about human rights issues throughout my life. Mr. Ogawa, please continue to do your best as a journalist to eliminate discrimination. Thank you very much.
• I knew only the name Hansen's Disease However, I didn't know the details, and for the first time today, I was really distressed to find out what kind of illness the patient was in such a difficult environment. After all it is important to know, and I wanted many people to visit the museum. I decided to tell my family after I got home. Thank you very much.
• I visited for the first time. I felt that there was a wealth of information in the permanent exhibition alone, but I was interested in the illness when I saw the story of the person who is still active in the interview and the video. And I felt that I would dispel discrimination with my own will in my future life.
• Thank you for listening to a meaningful story. How to get the media to think about the problem for society. I pray that wisdom and economy will be given so that we can continue to make good programs.
• The documentary, the appearance of the parties, and the stories of the parties are the most inspirational. I think that the power of the media is great, so I hope that you will continue to use that power correctly to create a society where you can protect the dignity of all people, including the weak.
• I am glad that the valuable story based on Mr. Ogawa's experience was easy to understand. I feel respect for the fact that the reflection that the media did not convey became the driving force of the activity. I imagined the program to be dark, but it was bright and I felt love in making the program. I hope it will give you an opportunity to think about human rights in various fields.
• To be honest, I didn't expect much because I didn't know it well, but it was a wonderful story. I'm glad I came. It made me think because I could know a lot of things I didn't know. I would like to think slowly about what I have to do from now on. The contents of the Hansen's Disease Museum However, I don't think the existence of the museum is well known. I went to see the poster of the painting exhibition (which had an impact) on the train. I will let people around me know. I will continue to visit.
• Hansen's Disease "0" and understood a little in the pamphlet, but in the lecture, I heard not only the patient's point of view but also what my relatives thought, which deepened my understanding. ..
• The media and media responsibilities that Mr. Ogawa repeatedly mentioned. I am grateful to Mr. Ogawa and Mie Television for their continued efforts not only when a big decision was made. It goes without saying that the responsibility of the state, government, and society (civil society) is great. However, I am swept away by various things every day and forget about it. I hope that this fact will be reminded through the media. I am also surprised that there are many answers from the Iga City attitude survey that "I don't care if I'm at a loss." What are you wondering about? At first glance, it seems like a fact that even though it doesn't matter, "getting lost" still leaves some prejudice.

We would like to continue to consider plans that many people can participate in, so we look forward to working with you. We look forward to your participation.

The National Hansen's Disease Museum

Opening remarks and moderator	（大高学芸員／社会啓発課課長）
小川秀幸さんの講演	（三重テレビ放送／報道制作局長）
「大ちゃんと為さん～あるまちの風景」の一部上映 （第1会場映像ホール）	「大ちゃんと為さん～あるまちの風景」の一部上映 （第2会場研修室）
Question-and-answer session	Question-and-answer session
閉会のご挨拶	（大高学芸員／社会啓発課課長）