The police practice of racial profiling, where individuals are targeted for criminal investigation based on factors such as race, skin color, or ethnic origin, rather than objective evidence or individual behavior, has become a persistent issue in Japan. In recent years, there have been continuous complaints from people of foreign origin who have been subjected to repeated police questioning despite the absence of any reasonable suspicion. Racial profiling deeply undermines human dignity, stigmatizing individuals and communities who are subjected to it by suggesting that they don’t belong in Japan. We demand the abolition of the systemic practice of racially discriminatory police questioning, a practice that we deem inappropriate within our diverse society.