As Japan marks 80 years of Constitution, debate continues on emergency clause
Some experts argue such a clause is needed for swift initial responses to disasters, while others worry it could lead to concentrated authority.
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2h agoAs Japan marks 80 years of Constitution, debate continues on emergency clause Some experts argue such a clause is needed for swift initial responses to disasters, while others worry it could lead to concentrated authority.
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