Principal defends controversial remarks about women and childbirth

Principal defends controversial remarks about women and childbirth

Hisao Terai, the head of a junior high school in Osaka, speaks to reporters in the western Japan city on March 15, 2016, about his controversial remarks about women and childbirth. Terai defended his Feb. 29 remarks in front of about 600 students that giving birth to two children or more is the "most important thing" for a woman and "more valuable than building her career." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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