(5)Diet panel issues Constitution revision report

(5)Diet panel issues Constitution revision report

TOKYO, Japan - Protestors hold placards outside the Diet building on April 15 after a House of Representatives panel on the Constitution approved by a majority vote its final report calling for revisions to the supreme law, including changes to the war-renouncing Article 9. (Kyodo)

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