'Arrogant' regime needs to go, SDP's Fukushima says

TOKYO, Japan - Social Democratic Party chief Mizuho Fukushima speaks during the party's national convention in Tokyo on Feb. 3. She reiterated her call for the resignation of health minister Hakuo Yanagisawa, who called women ''birth-giving machines.'' (Kyodo)

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