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  • Ex-TEPCO executives will be indicted for 2011 Fukushima disaster

    Following the ruling of a citizens’ inquest panel, the three former TEPCO executives will be indicted by court-appointed lawyers in the place of state prosecutors over the 2011 meltdown accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.

  • 5,000 high school students parade in Shibuya to oppose PM’s war bills

    “No! War bills!”, “PM Abe is a naked king!” – following the rhythm of a drum beat, 5,000 senior high school students in chorus shouted slogans and paraded through Shibuya’s main shopping street on Sunday afternoon.

  • Anti-nuke international meeting opened in Hiroshima

    In commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the atomic-bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the International Meeting of the 2015 World Conference against A and H Bombs opened in Hiroshima.

  • POLITICS
  • 5,000 high school students parade in Shibuya to oppose PM’s war bills

  • PM Abe’s aide states what PM thinks about war bills

  • Komei chief in Sendai City Assembly election campaign complains about citizens opposing war bills

  • High court suspends night flights of SDF aircraft over Atsugi City

  • Anti-war-bills citizens group established at initiative of LDP Hiroshima Pref. assembly member

  • DefMin admits war bills allow SDF to transport banned weapons for US troops

  • JCP Inoue on TV program proclaims war bills unconstitutional and dangerous

  • PM Abe’s aide refuses to resign over his controversial remark

  • US FORCES
  • US copter dropping blank rounds was part of assault operation drill

  • LABOR
  • 18-yen increase in minimum wages will not narrow regional wage gaps

  • Deregulation: of the temp industry, by the industry, for the industry (JCP Koike)

  • One in ten gov’t workers at risk of death from overwork

  • Court rejects coffee shop worker’s demand for withdrawal of unfair dismissal

  • SOCIAL ISSUES
  • Ex-TEPCO executives will be indicted for 2011 Fukushima disaster

  • Toshiba commits accounting fraud while promoting nuclear power

  • Nagoya City decides not to use rightist textbooks in schools

  • 11,000 women in Mothers’ Congress resolve to scrap war bills

  • PEACE
  • Anti-nuke international meeting opened in Hiroshima

  • ECONOMY
  • Farmers movement calls for halt to TPP negotiations

  • JCP
  • All 7 JCP candidates win in Sendai City Assembly election



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