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Japan’s Women’s Rights Advocates Wonder If Fuji TV Sexual Assault Scandal Marks Real Change

Japan’s Women’s Rights Advocates Wonder If Fuji TV Sexual Assault Scandal Marks Real Change Japan’s Women’s Rights Advocates Wonder If Fuji TV Sexual Assault Scandal Marks Real Change

Japan’s Women’s Rights Advocates Wonder If Fuji TV Sexual Assault Scandal Marks Real Change

The sexual assault scandal that hit Fuji TV continues to make international news, and women’s rights advocates in Japan are hoping this means some real change is happening. This all started after it was revealed that Fuji TV host (and former idol) Masahiro Nakai had …Read more  »

Kyoto Animation Arsonist Dropped Death Sentence Appeal, But His Lawyers Are Seeking to Override Him

Kyoto Animation Arsonist Dropped Death Sentence Appeal, But His Lawyers Are Seeking to Override Him Kyoto Animation Arsonist Dropped Death Sentence Appeal, But His Lawyers Are Seeking to Override Him

Kyoto Animation Arsonist Dropped Death Sentence Appeal, But His Lawyers Are Seeking to Override Him

There is another twist in the case of Shinji Aoba, the convicted Kyoto Animation arsonist who was sentenced to the death penalty for murdering 36 people and injuring 32 more. Aoba and his legal team appealed the death sentence after he received it last year, …Read more  »

Psychiatrist Thinks Convicted Murderer Believed He Was an Anime Character at Time of Crime

Psychiatrist Thinks Convicted Murderer Believed He Was an Anime Character at Time of Crime Psychiatrist Thinks Convicted Murderer Believed He Was an Anime Character at Time of Crime

Psychiatrist Thinks Convicted Murderer Believed He Was an Anime Character at Time of Crime

A case of murder in New Zealand has taken a new turn involving anime. In 2017, Gabriel Hikari Yad-Elohim — whose birth name appears to be Jung Hoon Song — viciously murdered 69-year-old Michael Mulholland. Yad-Elohim, who is now 36, had recently been discharged from …Read more  »