“The three municipalities of Saga City, Kanzaki City and Yoshinogari-cho intend to offer a service providing accommodation to disabled people in an emergency such as family hospitalization from the new year.”
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“Disabled people in Japan will continue to be invisible if we can’t know their names.”
“From April 1, people with mental disabilities will be eligible for employment rights as persons with disabilities”
“The new laws will see the burden of nursing care costs eased for low-income earners. However, the problems of people having to shoulder the costs if they exceed their quotas and municipal governments having the final say over whether or not someone with disabilities can receive welfare services remain unchanged.”
“Some 30 Japanese athletes, including ski athletes who are hoping to win many medals at the Pyeongchang Winter Paralympic Games opening on 9th, departed from Haneda Airport for Korea on the morning of March 5th.”
“Quick action by the government will make it clear that this nation has abandoned its eugenics beliefs.”
“People with disabilities working in accordance with their motivation and abilities, thereby helping to support society — it is hoped that a soon-to-be-implemented measure provides momentum in creating an environment for this objective.”
“Prosecutors on Thursday said they are seeking the death penalty for a man charged with murdering three elderly residents at a Kawasaki nursing home in 2014 by throwing them from balconies.”
“Japan announced its mascot for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics on February 28th 3018. According to the The Japan Times, mascot is cool, calm but also can be powerful with a supernatural power and a kind heart, and can move objects by looking at them.”
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