Japan Press Weekly

Making an offering to Yasukuni by PM Suga represents Japan's favorable view on its past wartime aggression

JCP Secretariat Head Koike in a street speech said that making an offering by the head of state to a facility praising wartime aggression puts on display the government stance of having the same perspective as that facility.

Shii in protest against coercion by state will boycott Nakasone funeral

JCP Chair Shii announced that he, in protest against coercion by the state to mourn, will not attend a joint funeral service slated for October 17 by the government and the Liberal Democratic Party for former Prime Minister Nakasone Yasuhiro.

Advisors to PM Suga side with the strong and are crushing the weak

Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide has, since taking office, held meetings with advisors from the private sector whose views side with the strong and harm the weak.

Advisors to PM Suga side with the strong and are crushing the weak

Shii in protest against coercion by state will boycott Nakasone funeral

Making an offering to Yasukuni by PM Suga represents Japan's favorable view on its past wartime aggression

Scholars express concern over Osaka split-up scheme

Only 4% of budget for support program paid to coronavirus-hit workers

JCP in Fukuoka: Staffing agency Pasona should pay the city back fee of 1 billion yen for corona-related projects

Casino law should be abolished as preconditions for 'huge profits' are gone

Tokyo gov’t promotes casino development in guise of private initiative

JCP-backed candidates win in 2 local elections

170 bullets found in ex-US military training site in Okinawa

Supreme Court OKs unequal treatment of regular and non-regular workers

Top court rules unequal treatment of non-regular postal workers to be unreasonable

Fukushima nuclear accident victims: Gov’t arrogantly requests top court to reverse Sendai High Court decision

News media sending staff to PM Suga’s off-the-record breakfast meeting face fierce public criticism

Hokkaido citizens hold lecture meeting to oppose nuclear waste disposal site project

JCP holds memorial service for 210 activists