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Concerned Citizen
Will donations to political groups come under scrutiny as well?
gaijintraveller
Is this restricted to religious organisation or would it include political organisations such as the LDP?
Bob Fosse
I’m still waiting for someone to pay the ¥2,000 public smoking fine in my area. Don’t have much hope this new ‘law’ will have any teeth.
Yrral
Who wrote the bill The Onion
kaimycahl
Wow, so that means no more bribes from politicians and business people for favors.
Japan's lower house on Thursday passed a bill to ban organizations from maliciously soliciting donations, following controversy over the fundraising practices of the Unification Church.
Temyong
it is amazing how a single murderer can change govt policies. The govt actually made That felon successful in his objective to hurt the unification church. Church donations like donations to the temples and shrines I believe are voluntary.