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Ex-advisor to Abe Cabinet lauds apartheid policy
A former member of an advisory body to the Abe Cabinet recently advocated the use of the South African infamous policy of apartheid, provoking harsh criticism from both inside and outside Japan.
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I will do my best to fulfill campaign pledge: Okinawa Gov.
Okinawa Governor Onaga Takeshi delivered a policy speech at the opening plenary session of the prefectural assembly, saying that he will make all-out efforts to fulfill his campaign promise to block the construction of a new U.S. base in Henoko.
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Shii: Amount of overtime per worker in Japan 8 times more than in Netherlands
Japanese Communist Party Chair Shii Kazuo pointed out that Japanese workers work overtime eight times more than Netherlanders do, urging the government to tighten regulations on overtime.
- POLITICS
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I will do my best to fulfill campaign pledge: Okinawa Gov.
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Shii to Abe: Don’t silence critical opinions by saying they are ‘giving in to terrorists’
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Abe claims it natural for national leader to visit Yasukuni Shrine
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Abe takes ‘No’ stance to no-nuke Japan
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Local citizens want removal of US base, not its ‘relocation’
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Abe remains disinclined to move to start negotiations for nuclear ban convention
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Agriculture Minister should be accountable for dubious money received from sugar industry
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5,000 citizens shout: Don’t destroy beautiful Henoko sea
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Okinawa’s village assembly calls for banning use of US helipads
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Naha City Assembly demands halt to preparation work for US base construction
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Agriculture Minister resigns following money scandals
- US FORCES
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Anti-base sit-in tent possibly removed by US forces
- LABOR
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Shii: Amount of overtime per worker in Japan 8 times more than in Netherlands
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Number of regular workers reduced by 160K, non-regular workers increased by 560K
- SOCIAL ISSUES
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Ex-advisor to Abe Cabinet lauds apartheid policy
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Serious shortage of nursing homes causes elder abuse
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Corroded chimney at Fukushima NPP cannot be assessed due to extreme radiation
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Closure of theaters mirrors nation’s inadequate culture budget
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Both seat and residential segregation deserve condemnation
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Discrimination against local assemblywomen
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Discussion on same-sex marriage has finally begun in Japan
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Construction for a 2020 Olympics stadium will cut down 1,708 trees
- ECONOMY
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Return of US bases generates 32 times more direct economic benefits in Okinawa
- PEACE
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Now is time to get full picture of radiation exposure from US H-bomb test at Bikini Atoll and provide support to all victims
- JCP
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JCP 1st-time candidate ranks 1st in town election
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This week’s JCP international activities