Civic groups demand emergency bills be scrapped

Civic groups demand emergency bills be scrapped

TOKYO, Japan - Members of civil groups hold a rally near the Diet building to call for the scrapping of three emergency bills which a House of Representatives special panel began to discuss May 7.

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