Japan to allow students to take bar exam while in school
June 19, 2019
Tokyo–The Diet, Japan’s parliament, enacted legislation on Wednesday to establish a scheme that will allow law students to complete their undergraduate studies in three years and take the bar exam while they are enrolled in law school. The legal education
South Korea urged to pick third country for wartime labor arbitration
June 19, 2019
Tokyo–Japan asked South Korea on Wednesday to choose a third country to select a member for an arbitration panel tasked with resolving the issue of court orders for compensation by Japanese companies to South Koreans over wartime labor. Kenji Kanasugi,
Traffic control measures drafted for 2020 Tokyo Games
June 19, 2019
Tokyo–The organizing committee for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games and the Tokyo metropolitan government revealed on Wednesday a draft set of measures for curbing congestion to facilitate smooth transportation of athletes competing in the games and other people
Japan diet OKs bills to enhance measures against child abuse
June 19, 2019
Tokyo–The Diet, Japan’s parliament, enacted Wednesday bills that are aimed at better preventing child abuse by making it easier for child consultation centers across the nation to step into mistreatment cases, including suspected cases, without hesitation. The bills to revise
Lighthizer hopes for Japan-U.S. deal in next few months
June 19, 2019
Washington–U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said at a Senate hearing Tuesday that he hopes to have an agreement in the current Japan-U.S. trade negotiations “in the next few months.” “The Japanese are fully engaged. They understand what needs to be
Pinol joins fishermen in denouncing being abandoned by Chinese
June 19, 2019
Agriculture Secretary Manny Pinol on Wednesday said he joins the 22 fishermen abandoned by a Chinese fishing vessel in Recto Bank in condemning the act whether the ramming of their ship is intentional or not. In a press briefing in
South Korea makes no response to Japan’s request over wartime labor
June 19, 2019
Tokyo–The South Korean government has not responded to the Japanese government’s request related to a series of recent South Korean Supreme Court rulings ordering Japanese companies to pay compensation to South Koreans who claim to have been forced into wartime
Palace says decisions on Recto Bank case must not be based on ”conjecture”
June 19, 2019
Malacanang on Wednesday said government’s policy and action cannot be based on “conjecture, speculation or even emotion” after Senator Panfilo Lacson Jr recommended on invoking the Mutual Defense Treaty ( MDT) with the United States. “We thank the good Senator
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