The relief operation systems of the Self Defense Forces in the domestic and oversea areas.

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  • 海外災害支援　自衛隊の国内および海外支援体制

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After the enactment of the International Peace Cooperation Law in 1992, Japan Self Defense Forces has dispat-ched contingent and personnel to Cambodia to take part in the UNTAC, to Mozambique in the ONUMOZ, to the Golan Height in the UNDOF, and to Zaire to take part in the humanitarian international relief operations. Japan Self Defense Forces also dispatched units to the disaster area at the time of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake and dispatched for rescue activities in the sarin gas attack on Tokyo subway systems. Through these activities, the international peace cooperation assignment and the disaster relief dispatch assignment are added to the mission of the national defense.<BR>The international cooperation is based on the article 100 of the Self Defense Law and the disaster relief dispatch is based on the article 83.<BR>The activities of the Self Defense Forces in the domestic and oversea areas and legal framework are explained in this article.

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