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(December 3, 2011)
Workers win against dismissals for unionizing
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(December 3, 2011)
Toyota Motor president’s tax burden is lighter than Warren Buffett’s
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(December 6, 2011)
Rengo disgraced by DPJ-led government
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(November 5, 2011)
Collect experts’ wisdom to defend safety
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(November 7, 2011)
Union wages campaign against LWR and N-submarines
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(December 1, 2011)
UN calls on Japan to eliminate discriminatory provisions against women from civil code
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(December 1, 2011)
Woman member struggles for local assembly’s authorization of use of maiden name
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(December 2, 2011)
Grad students: please lower tuitions
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(December 4, 2011)
Cluster munitions holders should accept international treaty banning the munitions
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(December 5, 2011)
JCP CC 4th Plenum: ‘Two-party’ system is facing a collapse
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(December 5, 2011)
JCP mayor reelected for 5th consecutive term
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(December 9, 2011)
TPP threatens access to affordable drugs
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(December 9, 2011)
Workers’ opposition puts brake on 3 party’s intent to relax proposed regulations on use of temps
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(December 8&9, 2011)
ISDS enables multinationals to sue governments
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(December 8, 2011)
Osaka’s control of public schools violates law
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(December 8, 2011)
Panasonic’s nationwide factory closure damages local economies: JCP Yamashita
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(December 8, 2011)
On 70th year marking opening of Asia-Pacific War
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(December 8 - 13, 2011)
JCP delegation holds talks with Cuban Communist Party officials
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(December 7, 2011)
Construction of casinos in disaster-hit region is impermissible: JCP Daimon
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(December 7, 2011)
SDF’s mid-air refueling for US could be expanded to NATO
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(December 7, 2011)
Why should we employ US style healthcare!: JCP Koike
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(December 5, 2011)
Top 2 brackets rake in 46% of income in Japan
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(November 25, 2011)
Urged by people Japan finally to take US civilian employees to court
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(November 29, 2011)
Initiators of single-seat election system regret introducing the system
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(November 28 & 29, 2011)
Widespread ‘No’ to dictatorial rule over Osaka prepares for future struggle: JCP
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(November 28 & 29, 2011)
Shii visits South Korea
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(November 26-28, 2011)
Japan Peace Conference in Okinawa pledges removal of US Futenma base
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(November 26, 2011)
Asian nations cool toward TPP
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(November 25 & 26, 2011)
Anti-base international forum held in Okinawa
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(November 26, 2011)
TPP entry may lead to collapse of local construction firms
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(November 26, 2011)
Shii talks with outgoing Vietnam ambassador
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(November 25, 2011)
Court orders US military civilian who killed a Japanese to pay compensation
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(November 25, 2011)
Shii gives lecture on world economy and Japan’s politics
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(November 24, 2011)
Major shareholders sell their stocks to ‘save’ 3.3 bil. yen in tax breaks
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(November 27, 2011)
Entry into TPP will raise drug prices
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(November 23, 2011)
US should give up its jurisdiction over crimes by US civilian employees in Japan
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(November 22, 2011)
Diet enacts 3rd supplementary budget, a heavy blow to economy
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(November 22, 2011)
TEPCO will cut by 1,000 number of workers battling to end Fukushima crisis
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(November 22, 2011)
Trade unions worldwide express concern about TPP
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(November 21 and 22, 2011)
JCP advances in Fukushima assembly election
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(November 21, 2011)
Doctors march calling for revival of medical services
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(November 20 & 22, 2011)
Zenroren holds exchange meeting to struggle for ‘decent work’
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(November 20, 2011)
Article 9 Assn. has a national meeting on reconstruction and nuclear issues
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(November 20 & 21, 2011)
Shinfujin promotes women’s role to work to get rid of NPPs
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(November 19, 2011)
TPP lies in background to lifting of ban on on-call temps and manufacturing temps
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(November 19, 2011)
Multiparty Okinawa assemblypersons ask JCP for cooperation in antibase effort
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(November 19-21, 2011)
DYLJ national congress seeks to build stronger organization in Japanese society after 3.11
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(November 19 & 22, 2011)
This week’s JCP international activities
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(November 11, 2011)
Hold general election to raise consumption tax: LDP urges DPJ
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(November 12, 2011)
Counter-public DPJ gov’t has no future