安倍首相、国連総会で慰安婦イメージ払拭狙う=新しい日本の「女性観」を示せるか【争点:国際社会における日本】

安倍首相は国連総会で、「女性の活躍」を柱に据えた安倍内閣の成長戦略を説明する。国際社会において、シリアへの人道支援を示しながら「慰安婦問題へのマイナスイメージを拭い去る狙い」という合わせ技効果が期待されている。どういうことなのだろうか。
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安倍首相はアメリカ・ニューヨークで開かれる国連総会などに出席するため、9月23日午後5時すぎに羽田空港を出発した。首相は国連総会では一般討論演説に臨みシリアへの人道支援に関する内容を話すが、この演説には「慰安婦問題へのマイナスイメージを拭い去る狙い」があると、テレ朝newsは分析する。どういうことなのだろうか。

■国連総会で各国首脳はシリアに関する立場を表明、日本は「女性の人権」で独自アピール

日本時間24日午後10時から始まる今回の国連総会で注目になるのは、緊張が続くシリア情勢を巡って各国の首脳がどのような立場を示すのかという点だ。

安倍首相が26日の演説の半分を「女性の人権」というテーマに充て、シリアに対する日本の立場を述べるという。演説では紛争下の性犯罪など具体例をあげながら改善策を訴えるとされており、MSN産経ニュースは安倍首相がこの演説で、これまで国際社会が抱いてきた日本に対するイメージを払拭しようとしているのではないかと分析する。

日本はこれまで、元慰安婦に「償い金」を支給した「アジア女性基金」など、過去の清算に取り組んできたものの、そうした努力への国際社会の認知度は低い。外務省幹部は「人権に絡む国際会議では慰安婦問題ばかりが注目され、欧米から白い目で見られることも多い」との現状がある。

(MSN産経ニュース「紛争地の性被害者支援 首相、国連総会で表明へ 人権重視アピール」より。 2013/08/18 14:30)

日本政府はこの国連総会の中で、6000万ドル相当(約60億円)の金額を、シリア難民への人道支援のために追加支援を実施することを表明する。

内戦を受けてシリア難民は増え続けており、難民が殺到するブルガリアなどは、人道支援のためにEUに対し財政支援を要請する事態となっている。日本政府は18日の段階では1000万ドル(約10億円)程度の支援を検討していたが、5000万ドル(約50億円)上積みすることになった。

日本政府はこれまでにもシリア難民への人道支援として、国際機関や非政府組織(NG0)を通じて約9500万ドル(約95億円)を拠出しており、今回の追加支援によって総額は約1億5500万ドル(約155億円)となる。他にも、日本はシリア難民を最も多く受け入れているヨルダンに対し、1.2億円の貸し付け(円借款)を行っている。

安倍首相は出発に先立ち、23日羽田空港で記者団に対し、「国連総会の演説を通じて日本の存在感をしっかりとアピールしたい」と話す。演説には、6月に示した成長戦略において、「女性が輝ける国」を目指すとしたことや、女性の積極的登用を掲げたこと、また、指導的地位に女性が占める割合を20年までに30%以上にするとした数値目標を掲げたことなどにも触れられるという

23日にBS日テレの番組に出演した世耕弘成官房副長官は、国連総会で安倍首相が演説する内容と目的について、次のように話している。

「安倍首相はスピーチを通して日本という国は決して右傾化するつもりはないし、きちんと積極的平和主義という形で世界の平和に貢献していきたいと考えているし、歴史認識について色々言われているが、女性が最前線で活躍する社会に生まれ変わっているんだと、しっかり訴えかけていくというのが今回の国連での演説で重要なポイントになる」

(日テレNEWS24「積極的平和主義の訴え重要~世耕官房副長官」より。2013/09/24 1:21)

慰安婦に関する日本国内での一部政治家の発言などについては、インターネットユーザーの間でも疑問視する声が上がっている。今回の安倍首相の国連総会の演説は、シリアに対する支援となり、また、日本のイメージを変えるきっかけとなれるのか。オリンピック招致決定時の演説に続き、国際社会で日本が評価を得られるかに期待が高まる。

なお、今回の訪問では、安倍首相は、カナダのオタワで24日にハーパー首相と会談。その後ニューヨークに移り、24日にフランスのオランド大統領、25日に国連の潘基文事務総長、26日にパキスタンのシャリフ首相と会談。その後、26日(現地時間)に国連総会での一般討論演説に臨む予定だ。ニューヨーク証券取引所での講演や、U2のボノさんとの会談なども予定している。

安倍首相の国連総会演説について、あなたは何を期待しますか。ご意見をお寄せ下さい。

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BAALBEK, LEBANON - JUNE 28: Members of a Syrian family from the city of Homs watch a television in their tent inside of a camp for Syrians who have fled the fighting in their country on June 28, 2013 in Baalbek, Lebanon. Baalbek, which is located near the Syrian border, has numerous informal camps housing tens of thousands of refugees. Currently the Lebanese government officially hosts 546,000 Syrians with an estimated additional 500,000 who have not registered with the United Nations. Lebanon, a country of only 4 million people, is now home to the largest number of Syrian refugees who have fled the conflict. The situation is beginning to put a huge social and political strains on Lebanon as there is currently no end in sight to the war in Syria. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)
Beirut: Cultural Capital In The Midst Of A Restive Region(39 of42)
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BAALBEK, LEBANON - JUNE 28: A young Syrian girl from the city of Homs stands outside a home shares with family members inside a camp for Syrians who have fled the fighting in their country on June 28, 2013 in Baalbek, Lebanon. Baalbek, which is located near the Syrian border, has numerous informal camps housing tens of thousands of refugees. Currently the Lebanese government officially hosts 546,000 Syrians with an estimated additional 500,000 who have not registered with the United Nations. Lebanon, a country of only 4 million people, is now home to the largest number of Syrian refugees who have fled the conflict. The situation is beginning to put a huge social and political strains on Lebanon with no end in sight to the war in Syria. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)
Beirut: Cultural Capital In The Midst Of A Restive Region(40 of42)
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BAALBEK, LEBANON - JUNE 28: A Syrian refugee from the city of Homs holds a child inside a camp for Syrians who have fled the fighting in their country on June 28, 2013 in Baalbek, Lebanon. Baalbek, which is located near the Syrian border, has numerous informal camps housing tens of thousands of refugees. Currently the Lebanese government officially hosts 546,000 Syrians with an estimated additional 500,000 who have not registered with the United Nations. Lebanon, a country of only 4 million people, is now home to the largest number of Syrian refugees who have fled the conflict. The situation is beginning to put a huge social and political strains on Lebanon with no end in sight to the war in Syria. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)
Beirut: Cultural Capital In The Midst Of A Restive Region(41 of42)
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BAALBEK, LEBANON - JUNE 28: A Syrian father and daughter from the city of Homs watch a television in their tent inside of a camp for Syrians who have fled the fighting in their country on June 28, 2013 in Baalbek, Lebanon. Baalbek, which is located near the Syrian border, has numerous informal camps housing tens of thousands of refugees. Currently the Lebanese government officially hosts 546,000 Syrians with an estimated additional 500,000 who have not registered with the United Nations. Lebanon, a country of only 4 million people, is now home to the largest number of Syrian refugees who have fled the conflict. The situation is beginning to put a huge social and political strains on Lebanon with no end in sight to the war in Syria. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)
Beirut: Cultural Capital In The Midst Of A Restive Region(42 of42)
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BAALBEK, LEBANON - JUNE 28: A Syrian woman from the city of Homs makes coffee inside of the tent she shares with family members in a camp for Syrians who have fled the fighting in their country on June 28, 2013 in Baalbek, Lebanon. Baalbek, which is located near the Syrian border, has numerous informal camps housing tens of thousands of refugees. Currently the Lebanese government officially hosts 546,000 Syrians with an estimated additional 500,000 who have not registered with the United Nations. Lebanon, a country of only 4 million people, is now home to the largest number of Syrian refugees who have fled the conflict. The situation is beginning to put a huge social and political strains on Lebanon with no end in sight to the war in Syria. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)
写真で見る安倍政権の動き 2013年9月
2013/9/17 集団的自衛権が安保法制懇で議論再開(01 of13)
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安倍首相の私的諮問機関「安全保障の法的基盤の再構築に関する懇談会(安保法制懇)」が9月17日に再開。2月の開合に続き、7カ月ぶり2回目となる…続きを見る\n\n安全保障の法的基盤の再構築に関する懇談会であいさつする安倍晋三首相。=2月8日午後、東京・首相官邸 (credit:時事通信社)
2013/9/18 石破茂幹事長はなぜ安倍内閣の主要閣僚に選ばれないのか(02 of13)
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内閣改造を見送る方針と言われている安倍内閣だが、政策通といわれる自民党の石破茂幹事長は、なぜ安倍内閣の主要閣僚に選ばれないのか…続きを読む (credit:時事通信社)
2013/9/17 森雅子氏が「特定秘密保護法案」担当相に就任へ (03 of13)
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安倍晋三首相は9月17日の閣議で、機密情報を漏えいした公務員らへの罰則を強化する「特定秘密保護法案」の担当相に、森雅子少子化担当相を充てることを決定した。少子化担当相との兼務となる…続きを読む (credit:時事通信社)
2013/9/17 政政府がビッグデータ活用した新マクロ指数作成へ(04 of13)
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政府はビッグデータを活用した新たなマクロ経済指標の作成に乗り出す。実現すれば、世界で初めての試みになる…続きを読む (credit:Getty)
2013年09月17日 政府が「特定秘密保護法案」に関するパブリックコメントを募集(05 of13)
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女優の藤原紀香さんが9月13日に自身のブログで記した「特定秘密保護法案」に関する記事が話題になっている。藤原さんは、提出期限が9月17日となっているこの法案へのパブリックコメントに、賛成・反対などの意見を投稿しようと読者に呼びかけている…続きを読む (credit:時事通信社)
2013/9/12 消費税、安倍政権が予定通り4月に実行の方針を(06 of13)
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安倍政権は来年4月に予定通り消費税の税率を上げる方針を固めた。再びデフレに戻ることを防ぐため、増税と同時に5兆円規模の経済政策を行うことも検討する可能性もあるようだ…続きを読む (credit:Getty)
2013/9/10 オリンピック担当相の新設を検討 「スポーツ庁」創設も(07 of13)
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安倍政権は9日、2020年東京五輪開催に向けスポーツ庁設置の検討に入った。菅義偉官房長官は同日の記者会見で「開催成功に向け一体的な行政組織のあり方について検討を進め、適切に対応する」と語った…続きを読む (credit:Getty)
2013/9/8 オリンピック招致 東京の勝因は「安倍首相のスピーチ」(08 of13)
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9月8日、アルゼンチン・ブエノスアイレスで開かれた国際オリンピック委員会総会で、2020年の夏期オリンピックの東京開催が決まった。安倍首相自らプレゼンテーションで安全性を強調した…続きを読む (credit:Getty)
2013/9/6 オスプレイ使って滋賀・高知で日米共同訓練 小野寺防衛相(09 of13)
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10月に滋賀と高知で予定されている日米共同の軍事訓練に、アメリカ海兵隊の輸送機オスプレイが参加する。9月6日、小野寺五典防衛相が明らかにした。国内の共同訓練でオスプレイが使われるのは初めて…続きを読む (credit:時事通信社)
2013/9/5 女性活用で経済成長 安倍政権の理想と現実のギャップ(10 of13)
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安倍首相が、成長戦略の一環として女性の活躍を重視していく方針を明らかにしたのは今年4月だった。経済政策において、初めて女性の労働力が大々的に取り上げられたとも言われており、海外からも注目されている…続きを読む (credit:Getty)
2013/9/5 原発活用を「エネルギー基本計画」に明記へとの報道(11 of13)
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政府は年内にまとめる新しい「エネルギー基本計画」において、原発の活用を明記する方針を固めたと報じられている。政府は同計画の中で、原発を基幹エネルギーとして活用する姿勢を明確に示すことが、9月4日に分かったという…続きを読む (credit:USTREAM)
2013/9/4 リニア新幹線 菅官房長官、海外輸出に意気込み(12 of13)
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菅義偉官房長官は9月3日、リニア中央新幹線に試乗した。菅氏は「(2月の日米首脳会談で)オバマ大統領に非常に興味を持っていただいた。関係各省に指示をしてJR東海と連携しながら米国に働きかけたい」とも語り、海外輸出への意気込みを見せた…続きを読む (credit:時事通信社)
2013/9/4 最低賃金が平均15円アップ 安倍政権の意向を反映(13 of13)
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2013年度の地域別最低賃金を決める地方審議会の答申がほぼ出そろったことで、新しい最低賃金の全国平均額は、前年度比15円増の764円となることになった…続きを読む (credit:時事通信社)