Japan minister denies ties to hate speech group, government says

TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese cabinet minister did not know that people with whom she was photographed years ago belonged to a right-wing group now known for “hate speech” demos, a government spokesman said on Thursday, the third recent case of politically embarrassing snapshots of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s new leadership line-up. Japan's new Minister-in-Charge of the Abduction Issue and head of

[mekurayanagi]

山谷の最大の功績は在特会の具体的ヘイト内容と共に安倍政権（それを選んだ日本社会）のヤバさを世界に知らしめたことにあるんじゃないか。

[maturi]

id:haruhiwai18

[nakakzs]

あーあ、ロイターが配信してしまったか。おそらく先日のナチス本の件と併せてもっと広く報道されるだろうなあ。

[ooaminosora]

在特会とお友達の山谷えり子の件を、高市・稲田もひっくるめてロイターが報道。安倍晋三、まさにこれ、国辱ものじゃね？

[muso00]

高市稲田といい海外からは完全に極右政権とみられるだろなぁ

[hagakuress]

良記事。

[ichigan411]

“the third recent case of politically embarrassing snapshots” firstとsecondはなんだっけ

[yukidarumays]

Japan minister denies ties to hate speech group, government says @reutersさんから

[tatsuh]

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[baisemoi_bullet]

Reuter is reporting the relationship between the racist group & minister Eriko Yamatani.