Japan Press Weekly

JCP calls public attention to its strategy for 50-60% CO2 cut by 2030

The Japanese Communist Party together with young eco-activists held a street campaign in Tokyo as part of the “Global Climate Strike”, a worldwide movement appealing for the need to take immediate action to tackle the climate crisis.

The quad is 'quasi-military alliance'

The leaders of Japan, the U.S., Australia, and India held their first in-person meeting. The four leaders at the outset of their joint statement emphasized their commitment to a "free and open Indo-Pacific", sending a veiled message to China.

Antinuke NGOs in Japan hold symposium on Int'l Day for Elimination of Nuclear Weapons

The Japan NGO for Nuclear Weapons Abolition held a symposium on the UN International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, talking with A-bomb survivors, antinuke youth activists, an UN official, and a Foreign Ministry official.

The quad is 'quasi-military alliance'

JCP issues proposal for COVID-19 countermeasures at childcare centers

Shii releases policy proposals for economy under pandemic situation

Shii on TV program calls for opposition parties to unite based on common goal of replacing LDP-Komei government

Electronics and information workers talk about importance of union’s role

Ground SDF plans to use Kyoto St. for military cargo shipment

JCP calls public attention to its strategy for 50-60% CO2 cut by 2030

JCP Hatano talks with university unions

235 mental hospital inpatients with COVID-19 died without receiving appropriate treatment: association data

Antinuke NGOs in Japan hold symposium on Int'l Day for Elimination of Nuclear Weapons