Dojin definition
Dojin literally means “local people” in Japanese. However, the meaning changed after Japanese used it against Ainu people, especially when the Japanese government created a law called “the Hokkaido Former Natives Protection Law” (Hokkaido Kyu-Dojin Ho) in 1899. This law was nothing but a humiliating discriminatory law that used the term “dojin” as a derogatory epithet for the Ainu people in its title. From this historical perspective, we can see that the word “dojin” has roots in racial discrimination against the Ainu people.
Examples of Dojin in a sentence
Dojin shall deliver one (1) Compact Disc of standard dimensions and weight to SpaceDev's Payload Processing Facility located at ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Drive, Poway, California, no later than ninety (90) days prior to launch.
The following provision is added to Clause 15: The Agency represents that it has in force indemnities from the suppliers of the TDPs and TDP Dummies against any infringement of Intellectual Property Rights of third parties in connection with the use or operation of any TDP or TDP Dummy.