LDP offers new criteria for limited use of collective defense

TOKYO, Japan - New Komeito party deputy chief Kazuo Kitagawa addresses at the party's meeting on security issues in Tokyo on June 13, 2014. The ruling Liberal Democratic Party unveiled the same day a new set of conditions for Japan to exercise the right to collective self-defense in a limited manner, as talks with New Komeito intensified on reviewing the country's postwar security policy.

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