Teachers union blasts Mori's bid to revise education law

Teachers union blasts Mori's bid to revise education law

TOKYO, Japan - Nagakazu Sakakibara, chairman of the Japan Teachers Union, speaks at a educator's study group in Tokyo on Jan. 27. Sakakibara criticized Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori's call for a law that mandates forcing students to perform community services.

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