Japan Press Weekly

Military attack against Libya without taking every possible peaceful means to avert war

The military intervention could expand beyond the aim of U.N. Resolution 1973 to protect citizens and develop into an action to topple the Libyan regime, possibly leading to trampling on the people’s right to self-determination.

Have Nuclear Safety Commission play key role

The ongoing crisis at the Fukushima No.1 Nuclear Power Plant urgently needs the role of the Nuclear Safety Commission (NSC), an independent organ in charge of safety regulations pertaining to nuclear energy.

JCP sends donations to disaster-hit prefectures

The Japanese Communist Party has sent 10 million yen each in donations it collected at various locations across Japan to disaster-hit prefectures of Iwate, Miyagi, and Fukushima.

Military attack against Libya without taking every possible peaceful means to avert war

Have Nuclear Safety Commission play key role

JCP proposes that gov’t mobilize all nuclear expertise

Scientists association demands raw data on N-crisis

‘It’s marvelous that the nuclear plants could withstand the tsunami’: Keidanren chief

JCP sends donations to disaster-hit prefectures

Local JCP members strive for relief in quake-damaged cities

Akahata delivered to disaster-hit areas after disruption of 3 days, encouraging readers

Unions and democratic medical organizations provide support for disaster victims

Government responsible for petrol supply to quake victims

Ishihara to run for 4th term in Tokyo gubernatorial election

Ishihara apologizes for saying, ‘Tsunami is divine punishment’

JCP assembly group requests Tokyo implement emergency disaster measures

Proposed relocation site for Tsukiji market turns to liquid after quake

 For a welfare-conscious and disaster-resistant Tokyo