Censure motion against Mori submitted to upper house

Censure motion against Mori submitted to upper house

TOKYO, Japan - Representatives of four opposition parties and the Mushozoku no Kai parliamentary group formally submit a nonbinding censure motion against Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori to Hisao Horikawa (L), secretary general of the Secretariat of the House of Councillors. The measure seeks Mori's immediate resignation.

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