In her speech to the UN general assembly in New York on Tuesday, Takaichi said postwar Japan had "emphasised the rule of law in the resolution of all conflicts" – a commitment she said was reflected in its support for multilateral organisations such as the ICC.
In her speech to the UN general assembly in New York on Tuesday, Takaichi said postwar Japan had "emphasised the rule of law in the resolution of all conflicts" – a commitment she said was reflected in its...
Sanae Takaichi has been under domestic pressure to publicly support the ICC, after the US sanctioned the court and its Japanese president Japan's prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, has voiced her country's...
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In her speech to the UN general assembly in New York on Tuesday, Takaichi said postwar Japan had "emphasised the rule of law in the resolution of all conflicts" – a commitment she said was reflected in its support for multilateral organisations such as the ICC.
In her speech to the UN general assembly in New York on Tuesday, Takaichi said postwar Japan had "emphasised the rule of law in the resolution of all conflicts" – a commitment she said was reflected in its support for multilateral organisations such as the ICC.
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