Japan Press Weekly

(May 29-30, 2011)

Miyagi governor leaves recovery play to business think tank

(May 29, 2011)

G8 summit should not intervene in democratization in Middle East

(May 28 & 29, 2011)

Opposition to nuclear power plants growing

(May 28, 2011)

TEPCO employees also working as gov’t staff

(May 28, 2011)

TEPCO ignores safety in order to cut costs

(May 27 & 28, 2011)

500 lawyers oppose imposing of Osaka’s ‘Kimigayo’ regulation at schools

(May 28, 2011)

Japan-S.Korea document pact approved

(May 20, 2011)

Important national agenda item used as tool for political bargaining

(May 27, 2011)

JCP launches signature campaign calling for withdrawal from nuclear power generation

(May 27, 2011)

PM Kan’s speech shows Japan’s continuous dependence on nuclear energy

(May 27, 2011)

Reprocessing of nuclear spent fuel is perilous endeavor

(May 27, 2011)

Gov’t acquitted over ‘red purge’ incident

(May 26, 2011)

Kasai: gov’t should protest US nuclear testing

(May 26, 2011)

Executive board seats in nuclear-promoting bodies reserved for METI officials

(May 25&26, 2011)

Okinawa JCP protests against US parachute training exercises

(May 26, 2011)

Osaka local party submits bill on obligatory singing of ‘Kimigayo’

(May 26, 2011)

JCP calls for drastic revision of Tokyo’s disaster-prevention measures

(May 25, 2011)

JCP Shiokawa calls for more public payphones

(May 25, 2011)

US forces participate in more disaster drills in localities

(May 25, 2011)

Do not allow judicial crimes based on forced confessions to continue

(May 24, 2011)

Hiroshima Hibakusha protest US nuclear tests

(May 24, 2011)

Japan’s payment for US Marines relocation to Guam exaggerated

(May 24, 2011)

JCP Inoue calls for termination of ‘Monju’

(May 24, 2011)

JCP opposes corporate entry into fishing industry in disaster-hit area

(May 24, 2011)

Gov't panel considers hike in eligible age, cut in pension benefits

(May 23, 2011)

Gov’t daycare support in disaster-hit area insufficient

(May 22, 2011)

JCP influences local governments to provide better environment for evacuees

(May 21, 2011)

Can loan shark money save disaster victims?

(May 21, 2011)

US Army constructs a coastal barrier without Japan’s consent

(May 21, 2011)

US forces conduct unannounced parachute training at Kadena

(May 21, 2011)

TEPCO leaves N-crisis workers unprotected from airborne radiation

(May 21&23, 2011)

N-accident is caused by ‘divine act’: economics minister

(May 21, 2011)

Yokohama lawyers protest agaisnt pressure group praising war

(May 8 & 9, 2011)

‘Nuclear power-mongering’ lawmakers and the industry

(May 12, 2011 )

Yoshii demands decommissioning of Hamaoka reactors

(May 12, 2011)

TEPCO accepts retired high-ranking municipal officials

(May 13, 2011)

JCP demands decommissioning of Tokai reactor

(May 11, 2011)

Superhawkish Maehara leads DPJ’s constitutional debate

(May 13, 2011)

Secret state funds continue to be used under DPJ gov’t

(May 16, 2011)

DPJ gov’t accelerates privatization of public services

(May 13, 2011)

Transport company in tsunami-hit region strives to transport Akahata

(May 7, 2011)

Enable residents-oriented reconstruction

(May 11, 2011)

Have major firms play active role

(May 12, 2011 )

Create public jobs

(May 13, 2011)

Integration of Futenma with Kadena is a challenge to Okinawans

(May 15, 2011)

U.S. sailor arrested for damaging private property

(May 12, 2011)

MSDF Aegis ship found not liable for fatal collision

(May 14, 2011)

Fukushima nuclear crisis and capitalism

(May 14, 2011)

JCP opposed unsafe nuclear power generation from the beginning

(May 15, 2011)

JCP members in quake-hit village