Japan Press Weekly

(April 11, 2013)

JCP Kami urges gov’t not to approve corporate fishery in disaster-hit area

(March 12, 2013)

Disaster-affected fishermen moving toward recovery path

(March 11, 2013)

Reconstruction in 3.11 disaster-hit area progressing at snail’s pace

(March 8, 2013)

Disaster victims call for free medical program to be continued

(November 24, 2012)

2 trillion yen diverted recovery funds could have 200,000 houses fixed

(October 28, 2012)

Consulting firm selects corporate recipients of gov’t subsidy for post-disaster recovery

(October 31, 2012)

METI intends to use post-disaster recovery budget for nuclear exports

(October 31, 2012)

Use reconstruction budget for sufferers: Women’s group

(October 19, 2012)

80% of disaster-recovery fund given to major firms

(October 17, 2012)

Examples of diversion of post-disaster recovery funds

(October 11, 2012)

Disaster recovery funds diverted to repairs of central gov’t offices

(September 12, 2012)

Delay in post-quake recovery affects victims’ health

(September 5, 2012)

Only 32% of elementary and junior high schools have quakeproof ceilings and lighting fixtures installed

(September 5, 2012)

Broken windows and wall cracks in disaster-hit schools

(August 24, 2012)

More than 1,500 deaths confirmed as related to 3.11 disaster

(August 21, 2012)

JCP assembly members demand gov’t continue to support 3.11 victims

(August 18, 2012)

JCP demands continued support for 3.11 disaster survivors

(July 13, 2012)

Clock remains stopped since 3.11

(July 4, 2012)

Redevelopment of disaster-hit communities should respect residents’ demands

(July 3, 2012)

Elderly in 3.11 disaster-affected areas tend to be isolated

(June 25, 2012)

10% of 3.11 victims in Ishinomaki need mental care

(April 23, 2012)

Clearing debris from tsunami delayed in Miyagi

(April 8, 2012)

Fukushima’s evacuated high schools undergo hardships

(March 26, 2012)

Historians discuss post-disaster situation

(March 22, 2012)

Keep expressways toll free to support disaster-hit areas: JCP Kokuta

(March 12, 2012)

One year after 3.11, people mourn and pledge to rebuild without NPPs

(March 11, 2012)

Relief will occur when livelihoods and jobs are restored

(January 12, 2012)

Only 3.5% of disaster rubble disposed

(January 9, 2012)

Evacuees from Fukushima nuclear accident experiencing breakup of families

(January 8 & 9, 2012)

3.11 survivors suffer from mental distress

(December 23, 2011)

Reinstate livelihood protection for receivers of disaster relief money: Fukushima Pref.

(December 23, 2011)

30% of teachers in disaster-hit Miyagi experience depression

(December 18&19, 2011)

960 died following 3.11 disaster

(November 3, 2011)

Give public assistance to disaster-hit arts and culture sectors

(October 8, 2011)

Shii hands over 3rd JCP reconstruction proposal to PM Noda

(September 30, 2011)

Ichida calls for financial support to all disaster-hit medical facilities

(September 11, 2011)

90% of disaster-hit business owners still incapable of rebuilding their businesses

(July 31, 2011)

Gov’t restoration policy ignores victims, favors businesses

(July 27, 2011)

JCP urgent proposal to solve disaster victims’ ‘double loan’ problem

(July 10, 2011)

‘Special reconstruction zone’ intends to lure big business

(July 7, 2011)

‘Special zone’ scheme will destroy traditional fishing order based on sustainability

(July 6, 2011)

Kan promotes top-down reconstruction plan

(July 5, 2011)

Reconstruction minister looks down on disaster-hit region

(June 23, 2011)

JCP calls for substantial debates regarding support for disaster victims in extended Diet session

(June 23, 2011)

Fukushima Pref. instructs its municipalities to not designate relief money as income

(June 26-27, 2011)

‘Special fishery zone’ will further hurt damaged local fishery

(June 26, 2011)

Gov’t reconstruction council proposes fishery deregulation

(June 28, 2011)

85 assemblymen in Miyagi ask for gov’t support for rebuilding destroyed homes

(June 28, 2011)

Gov’t panel chair and Takenaka stress ‘self-support’ of quake victims

(June 21, 2011)

Reconstruction law may help promote deregulation