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The Yomiuri Shimbun Ayuko Kato, state minister in charge of measures for the declining birthrate
Jiji Press
16:44 JST, September 25, 2023
TOKYO (Jiji Press) — The government plans to forgo submitting a bill to prevent people with a record of sex offenses from getting jobs involving contact with children to this autumn’s extraordinary Diet session, it was learned Monday.
The bill is intended to create a Japanese version of Britain’s Disclosure and Barring Service, which obliges schools, nursery centers and other organizations to check if job applicants have sex crime records.
