Japan Press Weekly

( July 15, 2009)

Upper House adopts a censure motion against PM Aso

( July 15, 2009)

Chief Cabinet Secretary says there is no secret agreements

( July 15, 2009 )

Business circles call for arms export controls to be eased

( July 15, 2009)

JCP continues to struggle for a brighter future for all Akahata editorial

( July 14, 2009 )

Opposition parties propose non-confidence vote against Aso

( July 14, 2009)

Bill to define ‘brain death as human death’ becomes law

( July 13, 14, 2009)

JCP leaders comment on Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly election results

( July 14, 2009)

All 7 JCP candidates elected to Nara City Assembly

( July 13, 2009)

Kokuta criticizes Aso for not endorsing elimination of N arms

( July 13, 2009)

8 JCP candidates elected to Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly

( July 12, 2009)

Government urged to retract denials of secret nuclear pact with U.S.

( July 12, 2009)

JCP demands plan to deploy SDF to Island near Taiwan be cancelled

( July 10, 2009)

Citizens’ actions are vital to implement G8’s stated goals Akahata editorial

( July 10, 2009 )

Gensuikyo sends message to Non-Aligned Movement Summit

( July 10, 2009)

Residents near U.S. Iwakuni base complain of intolerable noise

( July 10, 2009)

Okinawa legislature demands immediate removal of US F-22A fighters

( July 9, 2009)

No new law needed for inspection of N Korea’s cargo vessels Akahata

( July 9, 2009)

Law to draw curtains on Minamata-disease issue enacted

( July 8, 2009 )

Gensuikyo calls on U.S. and Russia toward a zero-nuclear arms

( July 8, 2009)

JCP urges government to make public secret nuclear pact with U.S.

( July 8, 2009)

Bill to allow the SDF to inspect North Korean cargo ships

( July 7, 2009)

Ichida calls for parliamentary investigation into illegal political donations

( July 7, 2009)

Business leaders dictate what LDP and DPJ should call for

( July 7, 2009)

Foreign Minister urged to make public secret Japan-U.S. nuclear pact

( July 7, 2009)

Court confirms state responsibility for asbestos-linked death at U.S. military base

( July 6, 2009)

Government still describes Iraq war as justifiable

( July 5, 2009)

JCP requests NHK to broadcast election coverage based on facts

( July 5, 2009)

Lay bare all secrets related to Japan-U.S. Security Treaty Akahata editorial

( July 4, 2009)

JCP as the only opposition party in Tokyo Assembly election

( July 4, 2009)

Ogata meets with Tunisian Foreign Minister Abdallah

( July 4, 2009)

Ogata attends Algerian Independence Day reception

( July 3, 2009)

Tokyo Assembly election to change national politics Akahata editorial

( July 3, 2009 )

JCP asks Japanese mass media for fair coverage

( July 3, 2009)

JCP task force begins investigation on 'politics and money’ corruption

( July 3, 2009)

Shii attends Fourth of July reception

( July 2, 2009)

Falsified list of donors exposes questionable donations to DPJ leader

(July 2, 2009 )

Hatoyama accepted over 300 million yen in donation from anonymous individuals

( July 2, 2009)

DPJ leader Hatoyama accepted over 300 million yen in donation from anonymous individuals

( July 2, 2009)

Ex-vice foreign minister to testify to the existence of secret arrangement

( July 2, 2009)

100 temporary workers win direct employment at Mazda

( July 1, 2009 )

DPJ leader admits abuse of names in its list of political contributors

( July 1, 2009)

We will make big strides toward a nuclear weapons free world Akahata editorial

( June 30, 2009 )

USMC helicopters frighten residents of Okinawa’s Ginowan City

( June 30, 2009)

JCP proposes relief for all Minamata-disease victims

( June 30, 2009)

Aozora Bank decides to revoke its dismissal of contract worker

( June 30, 2009 )

Yokosuka’s mayor supporting U.S. N-powered carrier homeporting defeated

(June 29, 2009 )

Stop increase in military budget on FY 2010 budget Akahata editorial

(June 28 & 29, 2009)

Government should set goal to end poverty: JCP Koike

( June 29, 2009 )

ILO for guarantee of labor rights for public service employees for fifth time

( June 28, 2009)

Japan pays 70% of utilities for U.S. forces in Okinawa