Opposition bashes LDP's refusal to convene parliament

Opposition bashes LDP's refusal to convene parliament

Hiroshi Moriyama (L), parliamentary affairs chief of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party, receives a statement of protest from opposition lawmakers, led by his Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan counterpart Jun Azumi (2nd from L), in Tokyo on Sept. 2, 2021, against the LDP's refusal to convene an extraordinary parliamentary session despite their calls to deliberate COVID-19 countermeasures.

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