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( November 3-4, 2009)
P.M. criticized for being irresponsible on Futenma base issue
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( November 3, 2009)
U.S. Marines starts firing drill at the foot of Mt. Fuji
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( November 3, 2009)
Monthly salaries decline for 16 consecutive months
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( November 3, 2009)
Lawyers criticize opposition to tightening the use of temporary workers
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( November 3, 2009)
Government tries to abolish welfare assistance in exchange for free tuition
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( November 1, 2009)
A closer look at U.S. Futenma base’s ‘relocation’ issue How was it started?
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( October 31, 2009)
Government must act responsibly to meet urgent needs of the public: Ichida
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( October 31, 2009)
10,000 people with disabilities demand abolition of ‘self-support’ law
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( October 31, 2009)
JCP Fuwa lectures on Marx at Tokyo University
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( October 30, 2009)
PM Hatoyama unable to have clear answer to key issues: Shii
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( October 30, 2009)
JCP Shii urges PM to act to fundamentally change policies
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( October 30, 2009)
Unionized workers demand government contractors decent wages
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( October 30, 2009)
Students seeking scholarships increase tenfold in 5 years
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( October 29, 2009)
Ozawa’s fund-raising party contradicts DPJ promise
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( October 29, 2009)
Okinawans protest against relocation of Futenma base within Okinawa
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( October 29, 2009)
Former official discloses U.S. motive on bases in Okinawa
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( October 29, 2009)
Law to help hepatitis patients must be established without delay
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( October 28, 2009)
Cabinet members divided over U.S. Futenma base relocation
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( October 28, 2009)
DM considers MSDF mission shift from anti-terrorism to anti-piracy
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( October 28, 2009)
JCP Koike demands abolishment of unjust medical system for elderly
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( October 27, 2009)
Hatoyama delivers his first policy speech
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(October 27, 2009)
Hatoyama fails to specify how to address key issues: JCP Shii
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( October 27, 2009)
PM no explanation about his political funds report
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( October 27, 2009)
Shii explains points to bring up for debate
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( October 26, 2009)
Foreign minister’s remark draws criticism from Okinawans
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( October 26, 2009)
Elimination of national standards for day-care centers threatens children’s safety
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( October 25, 2009)
Progressive forum calls for strengthening of movement
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( October 24, 2009)
Okada ;moving Futenma Base outside Okinawa not an option
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( October 24, 2009)
New government leaves ‘sympathy budget’ for U.S. forces intact
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( October 24, 2009)
Health minister; new medical care schemefor elderly delayed
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( October 23, 2009)
Ozawa's“Diet reform”is criticized
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( October 23, 2009)
Eliminate corruption involving the use of ministry subsidies Akahata editorial (excerpts)
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( October 23, 2009)
Is Toyota again using workers as disposable labor?
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( October 22 & 23, 2009)
Hidankyo holds rally for relief of A-bomb survivors
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( October 22, 2009)
More interpellation time requested for smaller parties in Upper House
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( October 22, 2009)
U.S. soldier found guilty of hit and run
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( October 22, 2009)
New government must adhere to Okinawan demand Akahata editorial (excerpts)
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( October 22, 2009)
Rally for additional benefits for single-parent households
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( October 21, 2009)
No place for U.S. Marines in Japan: Ginowan City mayor
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( October 21, 2009)
Anpo-Haki calls for new U.S. base construction to be cancelled
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( October 21, 2009)
Court rules Isuzu’s layoff of contingent workers as illegal
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( October 20, 2009)
Japan’s poverty rate of 15.7% is highest level
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( October 20, 2009)
DPJ members complain lack of inner-party policy-making body
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( October 20, 2009)
Hokkaido Gensuikyo opposes USS Patriot entry into civil port
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(October 20, 2009)
Peace organizations demand U.S. Marine Corps drill canceled
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(October 20, 2009)
JCP requests measures to solve Yanba dam issue
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( October 18 & 19, 2009)
NGOs call on ICNND to reflect momentum for nuclear-free world
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( October 19, 2009)
Supreme Court must ensure proceedings over handbill posting case - Akahata editorial (excerpts)
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( October 18, 19, 2009)
National rally marking Matsukawa Incident’s 60th anniversary
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(October 18, 2009)
DPJ policies criticized as inadequate in responding to people’s demands