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Hope found in jail: interview of ‘judicial crime’ victim
It took him 43 years to finally prove their innocence. In Akahata’s exclusive interview, Sakurai Shoji of the so-called Fukawa case talks about the judicial system that created the false charge and the hope he discovered while in jail.
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112 DPJ members in Lower House backed by TEPCO union
Out of 303 DPJ representatives in the Lower House, 112 got into the Diet with the support of a Tokyo Electric Power Co. labor union in the 2009 general election, including PM Kan Naoto.
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DPJ-LDP coalition promoting adverse policies: Ichida
JCP Secretariat Head Ichida Tadayoshi criticized the DPJ and the LDP for “attempting to push through an increase in the consumption tax in one” under the cloud of the ongoing national crisis by forming a grand coalition.
- POLITICS
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JCP abstains from vote on non-confidence motion
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Public does not approve of Kan Cabinet: Shii
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Government panel approves 5% consumption tax hike
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DPJ and LDP officials call for ‘grand coalition’
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DPJ-LDP coalition promoting adverse policies: Ichida
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Cozy business and political ties must be banned for people’s safety
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Gov’t promises more education support for Ainu
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Ishin-no-Kai forcibly cuts number of Osaka Assembly seats
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Free-trade pact hinders reconstruction effort: JCP Kami
- LABOR
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‘Nominal manager’ wins in court
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‘Nominal managers’ sue for overtime pay
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Public workers to undergo 10% wage cuts
- PEACE
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7-year old Article 9 Assn. : Constitution can lead Japan away from nuclear energy
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57 years of mothers’ struggle to save lives from nuclear power
- JCP
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This week’s JCP international activities
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Shii talks with CPV Sang
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JCP incumbent defeats LDP backed rival in mayoral election
- NUCLEAR CRISIS
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Joint action of pollution, N-accident victims
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112 DPJ members in Lower House backed by TEPCO union
- GREAT EAST JAPAN DISASTER
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Voluntary evacuees to be included in compensation for Fukushima accident
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JCP collects 660 million yen for disaster victims
- EDUCATION
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Ordinance on ‘Kimigayo’ violates constitutional freedom of thought
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‘Kimigayo’ bill rammed through Osaka Assembly
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Punishment of teachers over ‘Kimigayo’ constitutional: Supreme Court
- TOKYO
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JCP’s radiation monitoring result viewed by 100,000 Tokyoites
- CIVIL RIGHTS
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Hope found in jail: interview of ‘judicial crime’ victim