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→ Top Finance Official in Japan Resigns Over Harassment Accusations
>In Japan, public discussions of sexual harassment and assault are avoided
>and such resignations are rare. But this year, the president of NH Foods
>stepped down after a junior executive with whom he had been traveling
>asked a flight attendant sexually explicit questions in an airport lounge.
>And last year, Yuki Kishi, a former executive creative director of Dentsu,
>Japan’s largest advertising agency, resigned from a company he had
>founded after a woman accused him of harassing her while they worked
> at Dentsu.
It is the serious problem but shame to say, our country historically can't fix our own problems by ourselves without the pressure from international community.
I think, your article could be turning points in our country for solutions.
Anyway, thanks.
→ Top Finance Official in Japan Resigns Over Harassment Accusations
>In Japan, public discussions of sexual harassment and assault are avoided
>and such resignations are rare. But this year, the president of NH Foods
>stepped down after a junior executive with whom he had been traveling
>asked a flight attendant sexually explicit questions in an airport lounge.
>And last year, Yuki Kishi, a former executive creative director of Dentsu,
>Japan’s largest advertising agency, resigned from a company he had
>founded after a woman accused him of harassing her while they worked
> at Dentsu.
It is the serious problem but shame to say, our country historically can't fix our own problems by ourselves without the pressure from international community.
I think, your article could be turning points in our country for solutions.
Anyway, thanks.
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