Question from a reader:
Is it illegal to say online that I voted for the XX party?
Recently, I received a question about whether saying “I voted for the XX party” online constitutes a legal violation. Since I have a keen interest in political and legal topics, I decided to reflect on this
Question from a reader:
Please tell me about the date to write in the oath section of early voting. I took the oath at home on July 16 and wrote that date. However, when I went to vote early on July 18, I was told to write today’s date, July 18. Which date should I write, the date I took the
Question from a reader:
Is the law just an excuse to crush individual injustices with the injustices of the majority?
The law can sometimes feel cold, can’t it? Especially when individual injustices are crushed by the injustices of the majority. This time, I would like to share my thoughts and experiences on
Question from a reader:
I’m curious why the polling station deadline in my town, where I recently moved from the city, is 7 PM. I feel uneasy, perhaps because there’s a strong mayor from the Liberal Democratic Party. Since it’s a rural area, there are no surveillance cameras and filming for YouTube isn’t possible. I’m worried that fraud could occur in
Question from a reader:
What do you think about the Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister’s statements that he has “never bought rice” and that “there is plenty of rice to go around”? In his clarification, he mentioned that he was “trying to be humorous” and that he “got scolded by his wife over the phone,” but honestly, I find it quite
Question from Readers:
What do you all think about the person who was re-elected by the residents of Hyogo Prefecture? Are there any doubts about their choice?
Recently, various opinions have been circulating regarding the gubernatorial election in Hyogo Prefecture. As opinions are divided on the elected governor, the term “civic maturity” has
