Prime Minister Fumio Kishida called the remarks unacceptable after an aide was quoted as saying he wouldn’t want to live next to LGBT people
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida called the remarks unacceptable after the aide was quoted as saying he wouldn’t want to live next to LGBT people.
Peter Landers Feb.next meeting on Feb.Senior aide to the prime minister Masayoshi Arai, left, walks next to Prime Minister Fumio Kishida at the Prime Minister’s official residence in Tokyo, Dec.”The situation is difficult, the scale of the accident is significant, it is impossible to quickly restore power supply, in particular to critical infrastructure,” Shmyhal wrote on Telegram.
4, 2023 12:57 am ET TOKYO—Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Saturday he would dismiss an aide who was quoted in local media as saying he didn’t like looking at LGBT people and wouldn’t want to live next to them.The aide, Masayoshi Arai, made the comments Friday, according to the Mainichi newspaper and.Food prices were up at more than a three-decade high of 11.He was discussing a debate in Parliament in which Mr.4, 2023, that Arai was being dismissed after making discriminatory remarks about LGBTQ people.Kishida expressed caution about legalizing same-sex marriage in Japan.TEST CASE FOR GOVT largest opposition party National has criticised Labour’s handling of inflation and has pledged to reduce spending.Continue reading your article with a WSJ membership.Shmyhal said he had ordered Ukraine’s energy ministry to scramble every available high-power generator in its nationwide inventory and deliver it to Odesa within a day.
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Japanese prime minister’s aide leaving over LGBTQ remarksTOKYO (AP) — A senior aide to Japan’s prime minister is being dismissed after making discriminatory remarks about LGBTQ people. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida told reporters Saturday that Masayoshi Arai, a secretary at his office, was being dismissed after Arai recently told Japanese media he did not like seeing LGBTQ people. Holy crap dude, you just can’t do that. That’s like worse than murdering someone or something. Better get your head straight quick. So I guess personal belief about a group of people who practice a behavior that a person finds reprehensible is enough to lose your job over. Insane that we let feelings as fleeting as they are dictate over common sense. the difference between a civilized country and the dark ages of USA
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