Panel compiles report to make textbook screening transparent

TOKYO, Japan - Takehiko Sugiyama (L), head of the Textbook Authorization Council, presents a report to education minister Ryu Shionoya on Dec. 25 as the governmental panel outlined a set of measures to make the screening process for school textbooks transparent. (Kyodo)

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