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オバマ政権とジャーナリズム 140万人が最高機密に接近可能な米国 秘密保全制度が国家を脆弱化する
2013/12/1
朝日新聞社 『Journalism - ジャーナリズム』 no.283
新たな秘密保護法？
2013/10/21
アジア パシフィック ジャーナル / ジャパンフォーカス Vol. 11, Issue 42, No. 1
The last major change to Japan’s secrecy law was made in 2001 when the Diet revised the Self-Defense Forces Law (jietai-ho) to include a new provision protecting information designated as a “defense secret” (boei himitsu).1 During the extraordinary Diet session that opens on October 15, the Abe administration plans to submit a “Designated Secrets Protection” bill (tokutei himitsu hogo hoan) to the Diet with the goal of strengthening Japan’s secrecy regime.2
政府の透明性：日本の情報公開法 2001年
2003/8/1
Freedom of Information Review
On 13 December 2001, a three-judge panel of Nagoya District Court rendered the first court decision appying Japan's new information disclosure law.
危機に瀕する日本の民主主義 自民党憲法改正案、最も危険な10項目
2013/7/14
アジア パシフィック ジャーナル / ジャパンフォーカス Vol. 11, Issue 28, No. 3
Is it time to bring Japan’s postwar experiment in liberal democracy to an end? Prime Minister Abe Shinzo and his followers seem to think so. In April 2012, the LDP published a clear blueprint for constitutional revision that would go a long way toward achieving this goal. ..........
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