Japan Press Weekly

50,000 citizens near Diet building shout out for PM Abe to resign

Amid growing public anger against the Abe government which is tainted with a pair of school-related scandals and the Self-Defense Force cover-up scandal, 50,000 citizens filled the streets in front of the Diet building, shouting in chorus, “Resign, PM Abe!”

  Unilateral attack on Syria will only complicate situation further

The United States, Britain, and France on April 14 JST carried out military attacks on several R&D facilities and military sites in Syria. The three countries’ act will not help solve the Syria crisis but may add fuel to the civil war.

Notes taken by Ehime Pref. official: Kake Gakuen new faculty is matter of interest to Prime Minister

Akahata recently obtained notes which suggest the fact that the school corporation Kake Gakuen had received a strong boost from the PM Office for the establishment of a new veterinary school as "a matter concerning the Prime Minister".

Notes taken by Ehime Pref. official: Kake Gakuen new faculty is matter of interest to Prime Minister

50,000 citizens near Diet building shout out for PM Abe to resign

Onus of proof over school scandals lies with gov't: JCP Miyamoto

Osaka Ishin assembly persons use 46 million yen in taxes for luxurious casino trips

Daily logs on SDF mission in Iraq: Battles escalated

JCP Takeda in Diet brings up ICAPP regarding Japan’s diplomacy

US military parachute falls on junior high school grounds in Tokyo

US soldier in Okinawa sentenced to 4 years in prison for drunken driving accident that resulted in fatal casualty

METI head promises JCP to abolish program criticized for causing state interference in school education

Sports organization works on ensuring law's stipulation, 'sport is human right'

JCP Koike demands dismissal of financial ministry's top bureaucrat over sexual harassment allegations

Shinto priest stands firm against Shinto association’s move to revise Article 9

JCP Kami: Japan should refuse negotiations for Japan-US FTA

 Unilateral attack on Syria will only complicate situation further

This week’s JCP international activities

JCP protests against military attacks on Syria staged by the US, Britain, and France