Japan Press Weekly

(January 14, 2010)

Japan-US agreement won’t relieve Okinawa’s base burdens

(January 13, 2010)

Break through economic crisis by successful Labor Offensive - Akahata editorial (excerpts)

(January 12, 2010)

Ozawa competence in fundraising - Akahata “Current” column

(January 12, 2010)

Days of U.S. nuclear warships’ stay reach a record-high

(January 11, 2010)

Shii calls for change of government policies

(January 11, 2010)

Relocating USMC base to Okinawa’s Shimoji-jima cannot be accepted

(January 10, 2010)

100 million yen handed to Ozawa’s secretaries in paper bags

(January 8 & 9, 2010)

U.S. soldier indicted in fatal traffic accident in Okinawa

(January 9, 2010)

Pollution victims call for pollution-free society

(January 9, 2010)

Fishermen call for protection of Ariake seaweed

(January 9, 2010)

JCP announces candidates in Upper House election

(January 9, 2010)

NTT employee reinstated to original workplace after 8-year transfer to distant workplace

(January 8, 2010)

JCP three goals in the upcoming Diet discussions

(January 8, 2010)

The question is what policies are to be implemented- Akahata ‘Current’ column

(January 8, 2010)

U.S. military police keep event visitors under surveillance

(January 8, 2010)

Disabled and the state reach consensus on lawsuits over ‘self-support’ act

(January 7, 2010)

Underlying cause of finance minister’s resignation

(January 7, 2010)

Ozawa fails to respond to public questions - Akahata editorial

(January 7, 2010)

Gensuikyo holds its first monthly action to collect signatures

(January 5, 2010)

Accidents and crimes by U.S. soldiers become ever more serious

(January 5, 2010)

Unification Church increasing access to Democratic Party

(January 5, 2010)

The main issue this year is substance of political change

(December 29, 2009)

High court rules 2009 general election unconstitutional

( December 28, 2009)

U.S. marine arrested for trespassing armed with knife

( December 28, 2009)

Mother-children households earn less than livelihood protection benefits

(December 26, 2009)

DPJ government fails to cut into budget ‘sanctuaries’

( December 26, 2009)

Unemployment rate reaches 5.2 percent

(December 25, 2009)

Hatoyama urged to come clean on fund scandal

(December 25, 2009)

Shiseido illegally dismissed temporary workers

( December 25, 2009)

Consumers call for cut in consumption tax on daily goods

( December 25, 2009)

Child-rearing allowance extended to fathers with dependent children

(December 24, 2009)

64% of temps at Japan Post earn less than 2 million yen a year

(December 23, 2009)

High court upholds that ex-vice defense chief Moriya is guilty

(December 16 & 22, 2009)

Government’s arrangement of imperial audience is criticized

(December 22, 2009)

PM Hatoyama denies his involvement in illegal donation scandal

( December 22, 2009)

Tokyo governor again made luxurious overseas trips

(December 21, 2009)

Rate of medical checkups drops among elderly aged 75 and older

( December 21, 2009)

COP15 ends up in failing to adopt legally binding accord Akahata editorial (excerpts)

( December 20, 2009)

DPJ government pursuing further defense build-up - Akahata editorial (excerpts)

( December 20, 2009)

Rodo-soken holds symposium on 20th anniversary

( December 20, 2009)

4 Kyoto-based religious bodies protest against Obama

( December 19, 2009)

GinowanAssembly demands return of U.S. Futenma base site

( December 19, 2009)

DPJ is urged to investigate fund-raising for Ozawa

( December 19, 2009)

Constructors have succumbed to pressure from Ozawa’s aide to give donations

( December 19, 2009)

Top court recognizes Panasonic illegally use of temporary worker

( December 19, 2009)

Government panel starts discussing tighter rules on use of tems

( December 18, 2009)

What must be done to deal with crisis of jobs ? - Akahata editorial (excerpts)

( December 18, 2009)

Welfare ministry to propose health insurance for high school students

(December 18, 2009)

JCP Shii attends Kazakhstan’s Independence Day reception

(December 17, 2009)

Lawyer calls U.S. new base in Nago illegal under U.S. law