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(June 15, 2010)
Benefits cuts for elderly unlawful: Fukuoka High Court
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(June 15, 2010)
Shii calls on all JCP members to strive for JCP advance in election
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(June 13, 2010)
Strong economy: For whom is it strong? Akahata editorial
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(June 12, 2010)
Postal minister resigns just 2 days after formation of new Cabinet
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(June 12, 2010)
New PM in policy speech avoids touching on inconvenient truth about DPJ Akahata editorial
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(June 12, 2010)
He learns nothing from Hatoyama failings: Shii on Kan’s policy speech
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(June 11, 2010)
DPJ depends on Rengo money and votes
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(June 11, 2010)
Okinawa Ogimi Village Assembly adopts a written statement opposing US helipads
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(June 11, 2010)
JCP Ogata attends Philippine Independence Day reception
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(June 10, 2010)
17 foreigners in Niigata lose their teaching jobs
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( June 10, 2010)
Labor bureau instructs cement company to end illegal use of temporary workers
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(June 9, 2010)
Question is whether the new Cabinet can speak up against US and business world
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(June 9, 2010)
Does new PM Kan still carry on spirit of civil movement? Akahata ‘current’ column
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(June 9, 2010)
2,000 disabled people in rally call for withdrawal of bill to revise ‘self-support’ law
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(June 9, 2010)
JCP survey shows nursing care service users find financial burdens unbearable
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(June 8, 2010 )
SDP Tsujimoto suggests consumption tax hike
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(June 8, 2010)
Rally held for Iju victory in Okinawa
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( June 8, 2010)
Naha assembly calls for bilateral agreement on Futenma relocation to be scrapped
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(June 8, 2010)
Shii talks with Okinawa’s municipal heads on Futenma base issue
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(June 6, 2010)
Your Party Watanabe received 500 million yen in corporate donations while calling for their ban
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(June 6, 2010)
Diet session must not be extended for passage of postal-related bills: Shii
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(June 6, 2010 )
All remains of wartime Korean forced laborers must be returned Akahata editorial
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(June 5, 2010)
New PM Kan intends to carry out Japan-US agreement while sweeping money scandals under the rug
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( June 5, 2010)
Political distortion remains under new PM: Shii
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(June 5, 2010)
US Marines use white phosphorus shells at Yausubetsu
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(June 4, 2010)
JCP calls for a hike in state funding for universities
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(June 4, 2010)
JCP talks with Japanese bar association officials
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(June 4, 2010)
JCP and JOC talk about enhancement of competitiveness of athletes
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(June 3, 2010)
Hatoyama steps down as prime minister
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(June 3, 2010)
DPJ subservience to US and business world underlies PM resignation
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(June 3, 2010)
Time to create politics that represents the public interests
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(June 3, 2010 )
Mayor: Nago City rejects new base no matter who the PM is
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(une 3, 2010)
Ogata talks with Iranian Embassy counsellor
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(June 2, 2010)
Another financial burden to be borne by Japan discovered over US military relocation to Guam
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(June 2, 2010)
Mothers hold day of action calling for more childcare centers
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(June 2, 2010)
Government appeals against ruling in asbestos exposure case
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(June 2, 2010)
Israeli attack on relief ships runs counter to global calls for peace Akahata editorial (excerpts)
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(June 1, 2010)
Social Democratic Party leaves power
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(June 1, 2010)
DPJ and SDP will cooperate in election
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(June 1, 2010)
DPJ’s high-handed steering tactics destroys the Diet Akahata editorial (excerpts)
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(June 1, 2010)
More than 70% of Okinawans want Futenma base to be removed or moved outside Japan
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(June 1, 2010)
Signatures submitted to Diet for settlement of wartime sex slave issue
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(June 1, 2010)
JCP Shii attends banquet for Chinese Premier Wen
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(May 31, 2010)
DPJ, LDP, Komei, and Your parties all agree on shifting U.S. base to Henoko
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(May 31, 2010)
Gensuikyo Secretary-General Taka on the NPT Review Conference
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(May 31, 2010)
JPS to cease print publication of Japan Press Weekly
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(May 30, 2010 )
Shii: NPT Review Conference outcome is important step toward a world free of N-weapons
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(May 29, 2010)
Shii criticizes Hatoyama for ignoring Okinawans’ demands
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(May 29, 2010)
This edition completes print publication of Japan Press Weekly
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(May 28, 2010)
Court rejects claim to reinstate additional benefits for elderly