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Japan PM candidates differ on same-sex, women rights issues

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TOKYO - Candidates to become Japan's next prime minister all said they would have better policies to fight the pandemic and reduce the income gap during television debates on Friday, but they were split on diversity issues from same-sex marriage to married couples having separate surnames. Whoever wins the Liberal Democratic Party presidency on Sept. 29 will become prime minister

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News18 India

Japan PM Candidates Differ on Same-sex, Women Rights Issues

Candidates to become Japan's next prime minister all said they would have better policies to fight the pandemic and reduce the income gap during television debates on Friday, but they were split on diversity issues from same-sex marriage to married couples having separate surnames.

3 years ago·India

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Japan PM candidates differ on same-sex, women rights issues

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Japan PM Candidates Differ On Same-Sex, Women Rights Issues

Candidates to become Japan's next prime minister all said they would have better policies to fight the pandemic, but they were split on diversity issues from same-sex marriage to married couples having separate surnames.

3 years ago·New Delhi, India

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Japan PM candidates differ on same-sex, women rights issues

TOKYO (Reuters) - Candidates to become Japan's next prime minister all said they would have better policies to fight the pandemic and reduce the income gap during television debates on Friday, but they were split on diversity issues from same-sex marriage to married couples having separate surnames. Read full story

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Japan PM candidates differ on same-sex, women rights issues

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Japan PM candidates differ on same-sex, women rights issues

September 18, 2021TOKYO (Reuters) – Candidates to become Japan’s next prime minister all said they would have better policies to fight the pandemic and reduce the income gap during television debates on Friday, but they were split on diversity issues from same-sex marriage to married couples having separate surnames. Whoever wins the Liberal Democratic Party presidency on Sept. 29 will become prime minister because of the LDP’s majority in t…

3 years ago·San Diego, United States

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