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Japan experts warn of location sharing apps dark side

FUKUOKA Smartphone apps that allow people to instantly share their location with friends have proven especially popular with young people, but the

Kazuo takeuchiAkihiko tsuchidaMainichi jintaro chikamatsuMakiko takahashiKyushu news departmentSeikei universityUniversity of hyogoJintaro chikamatsuSocial issuesLatest articlesThe mainichi

Phishing scams surge in Japan amid pandemic as experts call for caution

FUKUOKA Victims of phishing cases in which scammers send messages designed to prompt fear to make people access fake websites and register their pe

Mainichi michiko morizonoJintaro chikamatsuA national consumer affairs centerCouncil of antiFukuoka prefectural policeKyushu news departmentJapan consumer credit associationMinistry of internal affairsHakata wardMichiko morizonoFukushima prefectureFukuoka prefecturalTokyo based councilAnti phishing japanTokyo based japan consumer credit associationInternal affairs

Nihon University insiders describe reign of terror under arrested Don Tanaka

TOKYO The financial scandal that hit Japan s largest university has now reached top management following the arrest of Hidetoshi Tanaka, the instit

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Man arrested for allegedly vandalizing signs for Japan s ministry, Tokyo courts with ink

TOKYO A man was arrested for allegedly vandalizing a sign for Japan s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications in Central Government Buildin

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Japan top court to rule afresh on constitutionality of common surnames for spouses

news Japan top court to rule afresh on constitutionality of common surnames for spouses The Mainichi © The Mainichi The Supreme Court is seen in Tokyo s Chiyoda Ward. (Mainichi/Kazuo Motohashi) TOKYO The Supreme Court s petty benches on Dec. 9 referred three domestic cases contesting the constitutionality of laws stipulating common surnames for married couples in Japan to the Grand Bench. The Second and Third Petty benches referred the three cases in special appeals trials, in which the plaintiffs claim the unconstitutionality of provisions in the Civil Code and the Family Register Act that stipulate shared surnames for husband and wife. While the top court s Grand Bench in 2015 ruled that the Civil Code provision was constitutional, it is expected to make a fresh constitutional judgment over the common surname stipulation in light of changing social circumstances.

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