LDP Tokyo assembly member admits sexist heckling

LDP Tokyo assembly member admits sexist heckling

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows Akihiro Suzuki, a Tokyo metropolitan assembly member of the Liberal Democratic Party, who admitted on June 23, 2014, to having made a sexist remark during its session. A female assembly member was heckled by Suzuki while posing questions on maternity support measures.

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