Dozens of politicians held signs protesting against what they said was the “forced” passage of legislation that will bolster the role of Japan’s military, in a way they say is anathema to the country’s pacifist constitution.
Dozens of politicians held signs protesting against what they said was the “forced” passage of legislation that will bolster the role of Japan’s military, in a way they say is anathema to the country’s pacifist constitution.
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