Japan Filter by language - Any - Afrikaans Amharic Arabic English French Indonesian Malay Myanmar Nepalese Other languages Portuguese Spanish Swahili Zulu Apply News 15 July 2016 Japanese prime minister's drive to change pacifist constitution collides with Buddhist allies News 11 July 2016 Japan's Abe cautions on changing pacifist constitution, despite election victory News 28 June 2016 Op-ed: Japanese constitution as an election campaign issue News 21 June 2016 Japan Prime Minister Abe's Constitution push injects divisive issue into election fight News 4 May 2016 Japanese divided over planned changes to 'pacifist' constitution News 12 April 2016 OP-ed: Japan’s peace Constitution in retreat News 29 September 2015 Japan: No records kept on discussions to revise pacifist constitution News 23 September 2015 Analysis: The End of Constitutional Pacifism in Japan? News 18 September 2015 Japan: Abe pushes through reform of pacifist constitution despite widespread protests News 14 September 2015 Revising the constitution as Abe's long-term project for Japan Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Next page ›› Subscribe to Japan
News 15 July 2016 Japanese prime minister's drive to change pacifist constitution collides with Buddhist allies
News 21 June 2016 Japan Prime Minister Abe's Constitution push injects divisive issue into election fight
News 18 September 2015 Japan: Abe pushes through reform of pacifist constitution despite widespread protests
![Japanese lawmakers of the House of Councilors scuffled during a vote of the upper house special committee for the security-related bills in Tokyo, Japan, on Sept. 17. Opponents of the bill have said the law would lead to unwanted Japanese involvement in U.S.-led conflicts around the world, and Japan press reported Monday the details on the landmark decision are missing from government records. [photo credit: Keizo Mori/UPI ]](/sites/default/files/japan-kept-no-record-of-talks-over-revised-constitution-report-says_-upi_0.jpg "Japanese lawmakers of the House of Councilors scuffled during a vote of the upper house special committee for the security-related bills in Tokyo, Japan, on Sept. 17. Opponents of the bill have said the law would lead to unwanted Japanese involvement in U.S.-led conflicts around the world, and Japan press reported Monday the details on the landmark decision are missing from government records. [photo credit: Keizo Mori/UPI ]")
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![Lawmakers crowd around Yoshitada Konoike, chairman on the upper house special committee on security, as Masahisa Sato, right, of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party’s fist lands on opposition Democratic Party of Japan lawmaker Hiroyuki Konishi, top, during a vote at an upper house special committee session on security-related legislation at the parliament in Tokyo on Sept. 17, 2015 [photo credit: Yuya Shino/ Reuters]](/sites/default/files/japan_-_reuters_0.jpg "Lawmakers crowd around Yoshitada Konoike, chairman on the upper house special committee on security, as Masahisa Sato, right, of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party’s fist lands on opposition Democratic Party of Japan lawmaker Hiroyuki Konishi, top, during a vote at an upper house special committee session on security-related legislation at the parliament in Tokyo on Sept. 17, 2015 [photo credit: Yuya Shino/ Reuters]")
