(1)JCP policy chief Fudesaka quits over sexual harassment

(1)JCP policy chief Fudesaka quits over sexual harassment

TOKYO, Japan - Hideyo Fudesaka (file photo), policy chief of the Japanese Communist Party (JCP), submitted a letter of resignation to House of Councillors President Hiroyuki Kurata on June 24 to take responsibility for a sexual harassment scandal.

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