「今はテレビ局や映画会社の存在が絶対でなくなり、タレントとの関係が逆転したことで、こうしたことは減りましたが、それでもまだ小さなプロダクションや新人タレントは被害を受けています。だがこのご時世許されるはずもありません。ハリウッドの流れが日本でも広がり、告発が出てくれば、一掃されるでしょう。これまでセクハラをしてきた御仁たちは戦々恐々のはず」と指摘する。
「見解の相違がある場合は関係国間の話し合いを促し、まとまるまで登録の審査を保留する改革案を採択した」 http://japanese.yonhapnews.co.kr/headline/2017/10/31/0200000000AJP20171031002200882.HTML … 米国がユネスコを脱退し日本が最大の拠出国となったからだろう。これで反日記憶遺産の登録は不可能になった。日本は脱退しなくて正解だった
北朝鮮が先月に6回目の核実験を強行した後、実験場の地下坑道で大規模な崩落事故が起き、200人余りが死亡した可能性があることが分かりました。
北朝鮮消息筋によりますと、先月10日ごろ、北朝鮮北東部の豊渓里（プンゲリ）の核実験場で、地下坑道を造る工事中に崩落事故が起きました。作業員約100人が巻き込まれ、さらに救助中にも崩落が発生し、合わせて200人余りが死亡した可能性があるということです。先月3日に実施された6回目の核実験の爆発で地盤が緩んだことが原因とみられます。韓国の気象庁は「核実験場がある山の下に60メートルから100メートルの空洞ができているとみられる」という見方を示し、今後、核実験をした場合、放射性物質が漏れ出す可能性があると指摘しています。
『公文書に精通する有馬哲夫・早大社会科学部／大学院社会科学研究科教授が文書を読み解くと、“トルコ風呂”や“韓国軍福利センター”を“慰安所”と、“売春婦”を“慰安婦”と言い換えていると指摘。』https://www.dailyshincho.jp/article/2017/10310803/?all=1&page=1 … 慰安所慰安婦とは、もともと言い換えです。
だが、公文書に精通する有馬哲夫・早大社会科学部／大学院社会科学研究科教授が文書を読み解くと、“トルコ風呂”や“韓国軍福利センター”を“慰安所”と、“売春婦”を“慰安婦”と言い換えていると指摘。「この公文書から“韓国軍の慰安所がベトナムにあった”という事実を導くことはできません」と結論付けるのだ。
当該施設の利用実態について、元大佐はTBSの取材に対して大要、こう話している。
〈「韓国軍のために立ち上げられたが、サイゴンに彼らはあまりいなかった。保養休暇のために来ることはあってもさほど多くはなく、その売春宿は南ベトナム軍や米軍も使うようになった」〉
One of the most successful politicians in the world just won one of his most important elections, but nobody seems to have noticed. Maybe he should try tweeting more.
I'm talking about Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. His Liberal Democratic Party just managed to hold on to its two-thirds majority in Japan's lower house of Parliament, which it needs to be able to amend the country's constitution, even though a series of scandals had recently pushed Abe's personal popularity to new lows. It helps when your opposition is weak — and also when your policies have made the economy strong.
Instead, it got stuck in a low inflation, low interest rate trap where debts got harder to pay off because prices weren't rising, and negative shocks got harder to deal with because the central bank couldn't cushion the blow with rate cuts. The result of this good-but-not-good-enough economy was that a lot of young people ended up in dead-end jobs that didn't give them the financial security they needed to start a family, with the worsening demographic crunch putting even more pressure on interest rates to stay at zero.
This is the problem that Abe wanted to fix. And he came up with a novel solution: try everything.
That, he said, meant spending more money, printing more money, and tackling the inefficiencies that have long plagued Japan's economy. Well, at least in theory. In practice, he hasn't really done all of these things. Tokyo, after all, has carried out more austerity than stimulus the last few years. And while it has made some definite progress reforming the country's corporate culture, governance and competitiveness, there's still a long ways to go.
It hasn't mattered, though. Or at least not that much. Abenomics, as it was inevitably called, has still been a big success. In particular, the central bank's aggressive money-printing has not only increased the country's exports by pushing down the value of the yen, but also, as The Economist's Simon Cox points out, been an even bigger boost to domestic demand. That, together with the government's continuing efforts to get more women in the workforce, has led to Japan's strongest labor market in a generation.
The unemployment rate is a mere 2.8 percent, and the share of 25- to 54-year-olds who should be in the prime of their working years and are in fact doing so has reached a new high of 84.1 percent. It was 80.5 percent when Abenomics began. (By point of comparison, this increased from 76 to 78.9 percent in the U.S. during this time).
Of course, there's still a lot left to do. First and foremost, Tokyo needs to get wages rising. That would get the economy back into a virtuous circle where companies would invest more because people were buying more, and people could buy more because companies were investing more. But, in a bit of a surprise, that's not happening so far despite the fact that unemployment is so low. Abe, for his part, has been reduced to exhorting unions to demand a bigger piece of the pay pie.
懇親会の帰途、酔った初鹿氏はタクシーの車内で女性にキスを迫るなどし、さらには、ズボンのチャックを引き下げ、女性の顔を強引に引き寄せるなど、強制的にわいせつな行為を働いたという。
初鹿氏は、東大法学部を卒業・・・・
Official figures put cases of karoshi in the hundreds each year, counting heart attacks, strokes and suicides. But campaigners say the real figure is much higher.
July 22, 2003 -- The classic Type A personality -- competitive, impatient, uptight -- is a heart attack waiting to happen. And that heart attack will likely happen sooner rather than later.
制服を強制する必要はないけれど、学校公認のちゃんとした服装で、選ばなくて良い、というのは楽。勝手な服装で問題ないという人は、子供に対する周りの子供からの圧力がどれだけウザいか、なめているんじゃないか。別に全員がファッショナブルになりたいわけじゃない。
15:19 - 2017年10月30日
“Together they called upon North Korea to refrain from irresponsible provocations that aggravate regional tensions, and to walk away from its destructive and reckless path of development,” the statement said.
その他 Mitsuyasu Sakai/堺三保さんがishikawa masayaをリツイートしました
これは、アメリカの映画学校行ったら、いの一番に学生たちに教えていたことでした。
これが出来てるからこそ、風通しの良い自由な批評が交わせるし、クリエイターも過度に繊細になりすぎないんだと思います。Mitsuyasu Sakai/堺三保さんが追加
ishikawa masaya @kamone
ピクサーの会議の話で印象深かった話として、「作品に対して意見を言うのであって、作った人の人格を攻撃しない」「言われた方も、作品に対して言われてるのであって、自分が否定されたと思って拗ねたりしない」という意識を徹底させることが大事、というのがあって、本当にそうだよなと思いました。
16:35 - 2017年10月30日
The CNN report included anonymous allegations that Halperin had kissed female employees, grabbed one woman’s breasts, and pressed his erect penis against three women’s bodies, all without consent. Halperin denied the allegations of grabbing breasts and pressing his erection against women, but acknowledged that his “behavior was inappropriate and caused others pain”.
Since the CNN report was published, several women have gone on the record with allegations of harassment, including Eleanor McManus, formerly a senior producer for Larry King Live, and Lara Setrakian, who wrote in the Washington Post that she was a junior reporter working on ABC News’ election coverage in November 2006 when Halperin “kissed me and touched me inappropriately” during a meeting in his office.
The Washington Post on Thursday also published the accounts of nine women who alleged harassment by Halperin during his time at ABC News. The report described a pattern of coercion, in which female journalists felt they had to put up with Halperin’s behavior in order to receive desirable reporting assignments or advance in their careers.
Additional allegations surfaced Friday, when CNN reported on the accounts of four more women who said they were harassed by Halperin while he worked at ABC News. One woman told the network that Halperin had masturbated in front of her during a meeting in his office. A second woman alleged that he threw her against the window of a restaurant, then “lunged” at her in an attempt to kiss her. The woman alleged that Halperin called her soon after to threaten that she was “never going to be hired in politics or media”
