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since1981
He can start with allowing Child Welfare social workers unlimited access to a home of reported child abuse. Can't believe that a parent can refuse access to a home by Child Welfare to see if the child is okay.
Aly Rustom
Wow! I worked in higashimatsuyama a few years ago. BEAUTIFUL city- lots of nature and great yakiton!
since1981
Agree 100% But this has to come at a national level.
Jonorth
Good on her, this is an area that is in dire need of attention in Japan. And good on the person writing this article for actually using 'she'!
Nan Ferra
JonorthToday 03:32 pm JST
Good on her, this is an area that is in dire need of attention in Japan. And good on the person writing this article for actually using 'she'!"
I believe "nyu-haffu" is the politically correct term, not "she"
Jonorth
@Nan Ferra
I don't think so. That doesn't even make grammatical sense. This person is a woman, 'she' is appropriate.
taj
Great platform to run on. An overhaul of the Family Law, the family registry system, and a whole host of policies needs to be overhauled to incorporate the the rights of children. I would very happily campaign for Professor Yasutomi.