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Japanese push back hard against state secrets law – Christian Science Monitor


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Japanese push back hard against state secrets law
Christian Science Monitor
The law applies to four areas – defense, diplomacy, counterterrorism, and counterespionage – and gives senior officials from dozens of ministries and agencies the power to keep sensitive information out of the public domain for up to 60 years, and in
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