FujiSankei owned Japan Today allows comments calling for violation of Japanese law

n comments to this article and others, gaijin are ridiculing the Japanese government for not forcibly quarantining evacuees from Wuhan.

https://japantoday.com/category/national/5-Japanese-evacuees-from-Wuhan-taken-to-hospital-2-have-pneumonia#comments

The Japanese government has no legal basis for forced quarantine.

厚生労働省は「人権侵害に当たり、法的にも権限がない」として、退避した日本人の強制的な隔離をせず、自主的な医療施設の検診を呼びかける方針だ。

https://business.nikkei.com/atcl/gen/19/00002/012801051/?n_cid=nbpnb_mled_epu

The Mainichi has reported that the Japanese government had to get permission just to test evacuees.

　症状があった５人は荏原病院（大田区）と駒込病院（文京区）に搬送された。一方、当初症状のなかった２０１人のうち、同意の得られた１９９人は羽田空港からバスで国立国際医療研究センター（新宿区）に移動して検査を実施。

https://mainichi.jp/articles/20200130/ddm/001/040/124000c 

Would it be out of place for me to ask why Fuji-Sankei management thinks it is appropriate to give foreign nationals a forum for urging the Japanese government to violate Japanese law and the rights of Japanese citizens?