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Osaka mayor’s plan to divide up city rejected in referendum
The controversial referendum voted on in Osaka ended up giving a decision of “No” to the outspoken mayor’s plan to divide up the city into five special zones. The almost equally-divided outcome shows Osakans think their city administration should change.
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Yamashita calls for withdrawal of Ospreys from Japan
JCP Secretariat Head Yamashita Yoshiki, following the recent crash of a US Osprey in Hawaii that killed 2 marine and injured 20 others on board, demanded that the planned Osprey deployment to Tokyo be cancelled.
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Abe Cabinet submits war bills to Diet amid backlash from opposition parties
The Abe government on May 15 submitted a set of war bills to the Diet. The Japanese Communist Party and other opposition parties all expressed opposition to the early start of Diet discussions on the controversial bills.
- POLITICS
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Abe Cabinet submits war bills to Diet amid backlash from opposition parties
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Yamashita calls for withdrawal of Ospreys from Japan
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Osaka mayor’s plan to divide up city rejected in referendum
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JCP in Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly urges governor to oppose deployment of Ospreys to Yokota base
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Japan’s peace researchers hold rally to support Okinawans’ anti-base movement
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‘Henoko Fund’ officially established
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Self-proclaimed ‘political party of peace’ promotes war legislation
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Christian ministers request JCP to get war bills scrapped
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JCP & JFBA confirm cooperation to block war legislation
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Abe calls war legislation ‘peace legislation’ in attempt to mislead public
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Most local papers warn against Abe’s war legislation
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35,000 in Okinawa rally resolve to fight until Abe gov’t gives up Henoko base project
- US FORCES
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Goodbye forever USS George Washington! Don’t come here, USS Ronald Reagan!
- LABOR
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Diet begins discussions on bill to force workers to continue working as temps
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JCP Koike: End illegal labor practices against foreign trainees
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‘My Number’ system would deny people’s right to work
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Renesas reinstates woman worker in her former office under union pressure
- SOCIAL ISSUES
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A society benefitting LGBT community will benefit all
- PEACE
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War ruins aggressor state’s soldiers as well
- WELFARE
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Intractable disease patients express concern over revision of medical insurance system
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Meeting held for development of sports for disabled