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Policy toward China differs between Japan and US
A two-plus-two meeting of the Japan-U.S. Security Consultative Committee on October 3 offered a glimpse of a subtle difference between Japan and the United States in their policy toward the rise of China.
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Union settles with Nestle for labor dispute under OECD guidelines
The Nestle Japan Labor Union has reached a settlement with Nestle Japan regarding their 31-year-long labor dispute, the first ever case resolved in Japan in accordance with the OECD Guidelines for multinational enterprises.
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Court recognizes hate speech as racism
Japanese Communist Party Secretariat Head Ichida Tadayoshi applauded the judgment made at the Kyoto District Court that recognized hate-speech demonstrations near a Korean school as racial discrimination.
- POLITICS
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Policy toward China differs between Japan and US
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Assemblypersons’ overseas study tours were ‘pleasure trips’: court rules
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9 ministers visit shrine of Tennno’s ancestral deity
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Bar association opposes bill to protect ‘secret information’
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More local gov’ts want to invite casinos
- US FORCES
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1,100 citizens rally to oppose Japan-US joint military exercise using Ospreys
- LABOR
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Union settles with Nestle for labor dispute under OECD guidelines
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500 professors fight in courts against massive wage cuts
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Convenience store worker succeeds in regaining his job after court battle
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Gov’t council demands lifting of ban on day labor
- ECONOMY
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Consumption tax rate will increase to 8% amid uncertain economic outlook
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PM must retract decision to increase consumption tax to 8%: Shii
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People voice anger at gov’t decision to raise sales tax
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Low income earners pay more in consumption tax relative to income: private think tank
- PEACE
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Majority of Nishiyodogawa residents sign petition in defense of Article 9
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Develop public opinion against right to collective self-defense: Article 9 Association
- JCP
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This week’s JCP international activities
- WELFARE
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Largest-ever number of households lives on welfare
- NUCLEAR CRISIS
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TEPCO compensates for damages caused by harmful rumors in Saitama
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Ex-Fukushima plant worker talks about TEPCO’s sloppy management of radioactive water
- CIVIL RIGHTS
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Court recognizes hate speech as racism
- ENVIRONMENT
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Japan should keep its pledge to world to cut 25% of its greenhouse gas emissions
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Environmental NPO and Fukushima farmers jointly build solar power plant