Political flier distributor to appeal to international society

A Buddhist monk who was found guilty of distributing political fliers at a residential complex has announced that he will take advantage of international treaties to disclose internationally Japan’s judicial violation of democracy and human rights.

Former Foreign Ministry official testifies to the existence of Japan-U.S. secret agreements

A former senior Foreign Ministry official on December 1 testified in court to the existence of Japan-U.S. secret agreements, adding that he had himself signed a secret pact that stipulated that Japan would pay the costs regarding the 1972 reversion of Okinawa to Japan.

Fudanren in convention calls for boosting women’s solidarity

At its 36th annual Convention held on December 12 in Tokyo, the Japan Federation of Women's Organizations (Fudanren) called for further efforts to increase the solidarity of women worldwide.