South Korea: World’s longest protest over comfort women
Seoul, South Korea – For the past 25 years, Koreans both young and old have gathered in front of the Japanese embassy in central Seoul every Wednesday – 1,300 times – making it the world’s longest-running protest. South Koreans demand that the Japanese government apologise and compensate the estimated 200,000 female victims – known euphemistically as “comfort women” – forced into sexual slavery by
Japan's PM Shinzo Abe heckled at Okinawa battle anniversary event
The Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, lays a bouquet of flowers during a memorial service to mark the 70th anniversary of the battle of Okinawa. Photograph: Hiroko Harima/AP The Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, lays a bouquet of flowers during a memorial service to mark the 70th anniversary of the battle of Okinawa. Photograph: Hiroko Harima/AP
礒崎補佐官がテレビで「ポツダム宣言が一字一句正しいかどうかなんとも言えない」と安倍首相をアクロバット擁護 | Buzzap！
礒崎首相補佐官が安倍首相の「ポツダム宣言はつまびらかに読んでない」発言をサポートしたつもりがオウンゴールを決めてしまったようです。 昨日の党首討論で安倍首相が「ポツダム宣言をつまびらかに読んでいない」とした発言は日本中に衝撃を与えましたが、この発言をサポートしようとしてか、テレビに出演した礒崎首相補佐官はなんと「ポツダム宣言が一字一句正しいかどうか、なんとも言えない」と発言、傷口に塩を塗る結果となっています。 礒崎補佐官は首相の歴史認識についての議論の中で、「ポツダム宣言は全体として受諾していることは明確な事実」「ポツダム宣言を否定するつもりはない」としながらも 戦争をしていた相手の国がその時はお互い悪く言ってたわけですよね。そこで書かれた文章が一字一句正しいことを書いているかどうかとという質問は私はどうかと正直に思います。それは総理の言うように精査してみないとなんとも言えない。 と発言。
Speech by His Majesty the King at the state banquet on the occasion of the State Visit to Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress of Japan, Tokyo - Het Koninklijk Huis
HomeSpeechesSpeeches archiveSpeech by His Majesty the King at the state banquet on the occasion of the State Visit to Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress of Japan, Tokyo Speech by His Majesty the King at the state banquet on the occasion of the State Visit to Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress of Japan, Tokyo 29 October 2014 Your Majesty, It is a great pleasure for my wife and I to be her
Yasukuni war shrine: what is its importance?
Jump to navigation Shinzo Abe, Japan’s prime minister, visited the Yasukuni shrine (above) on Boxing Day, where (among many others) 14 class A war criminals are enshrined. Credit: Photo: REUTERS A. Yasukuni was founded under orders from then-emperor Meiji in 1869 as a Shinto shrine to commemorate individuals who died in the civil strife that helped restore his authority after centuries of rule by
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