WOMEN
Japanese Police Consider Changing Anti-Stalking Law After Murder
Japan's National Police Agency (NPA) is considering the change after police in Kawasaki failed to protect a stalking victim.
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WOMEN
Japan's National Police Agency (NPA) is considering the change after police in Kawasaki failed to protect a stalking victim.
WOMEN
Why did Kawasaki police fail to act on nine reports of stalking, doubts from the attacker's own family, and the suspect's suspicious…
TRAVEL
Wanna slice something open with a samurai sword while in Japan? Well, you can't, because the Japanese police are party poopers.
LAW & CRIME
The incident puts a spotlight on how police interrogation tactics play a role in Japan's lauded 99.9% conviction rate.
WOMEN
The move will also remove other small (and silly) gender differences, such as rank insignia being smaller on women's uniforms.
LAW & CRIME
The man wasn't drunk and didn't threaten anyone or brandish a weapon - his only crime appears to be being poor.
FEATURED
Itō Shiori's award-winning documentary BLACK BOX DIARIES still can't be screened in Japan. Is that truly in the interests of justice?
WOMEN
The Japanese government says it refused to grant the woman's kids new passports out of joint custody concerns.