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© KYODOCourt rules defunct eugenics law unconstitutional but denies damages
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rdemers
Tragedy twice over...
SwissToni
The sterilizations were a lifetime sentence, no limitations applied. Paying any compensation shows the government has accepted the moral argument. They should conduct an impact assessment and compensate fairly. An apology isn’t too much to ask either.
bokuda
Japan is now a step closer to become a modern country.
Cricky
Vile practice backed by a vile legal system, seems normal, not unexpected here.
JJ Jetplane
This makes no sense. Unconstitutional and their rights were infringed upon; however, there is no need for indemnification?