Court rules against residents' privacy versus registry network

Court rules against residents' privacy versus registry network

KANAZAWA, Japan - Plaintiffs enter the Nagoya High Court's Kanazawa branch in Ishikawa Prefecture on Dec. 11. The court dismissed the residents' demands to protect their privacy from the national ''Juki Net'' electronic residency registry network, launched in August 2002, saying ''The Juki Net does not violate privacy rights and hence is not against the Constitution's Article 13.'' (Kyodo)

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