Sexual harassment, academic harassment, and other harassment and human rights related issues on campus can be discussed with the university’s faculty and staff members who serve as counselors. Please refer to the following links for further information.
The following are off-campus consultation services available in English and other languages.
The Kyoto City International Foundation (KICEF) is a non-governmental organization that provides consultation on legal issues, visas, taxes, social insurance, pensions, working conditions, and mental health issues.
Consultations with specialists on issues such as status of residence, labor problems, and social security.
The YWCA not only provides information, but also provides interpreters, negotiates with government officials, supports persons with court cases, and provides family support.
The Ministry of Justice offers human rights counseling for foreign residents. Consultations are available for issues such as discrimination, bullying, and other human rights concerns. Officials and Human Rights Volunteers provide advice and support to help find the best solution. Counseling is available nationwide in ten languages, both in person, by telephone, and online.