Kanae Doi
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- Aug 6, 2026
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Japanese City Undermines its Program to Protect Babies (opens the original)
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The city of Izumisano in Japan’s Osaka Prefecture announced on July 27 that it would create a new nyujiin—an infant care institution for children under age 3—for the estimated 40 babies it expects to receive annually. The proposed facility is part of an initiative to provide women who decide to give up their newborns with options to do so safely. Izumisano was the first city in Japan to introduce both an anonymous baby drop-off (“baby hatch”), and a confidential birth program, in which mothers'
Children's Rights Should Guide Japan's Online Safety Policy (opens the original)
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In June, a working group at Japan's Internal Affairs Ministry declined to endorse a blanket age-based social media ban for children, saying it was "not desirable." Although the group’s report is not yet final, its rejection of a blanket ban suggests a willingness to consider alternative approaches to protecting children online. As Human Rights Watch said in our response, online safety measures should respect children's rights and, consistent with international human rights law, any restrictions
Japan Shouldn’t Ignore India’s Authoritarian Turn (opens the original)
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On July 2, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, on her first visit to India since taking office, met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Under their shared "Free and Open Indo-Pacific" vision, an effort to counter China, they agreed to deepen cooperation on security, energy, and investment, unveiling about 120 business agreements worth 2 trillion yen (US$12 billion). Japan has long called India a partner sharing universal values. When then-Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Modi elevated ties to a "Special
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