Japanese politician gets death threats over call for menstrual products in public restrooms
A Japanese politician has received nearly 8,000 emails of death threats after she called for menstrual products to be made ...
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I will kill her...: Japanese politician gets death threats for wanting sanitary pads in restrooms
Japanese politician Ayaka Yoshida received 8,000 death threats after advocating for free menstrual pads in public restrooms.
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Japanese politician gets 8,000 death threats over call for sanitary pads in public toilets
Experts say abusive messages reflect a deeper pattern of gender-based harassment aiming to silence outspoken women and are ...
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Japan assemblywoman receives death threats after calling for sanitary pads at public toilets
TSU -- A Mie Prefectural Assembly member has revealed that she has received death threats after calling for equipping public bathrooms with sanitary pads for women. Ayaka Yoshida, 27, a Japanese ...
Japanese politician receives over 8,000 death threats after proposing free sanitary products in toilets
Ayaka Yoshida, a 27-year-old member of the Japanese Communist Party, says she was "scared" after being bombarded by the ...
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For incoming first graders, a major hurdle awaits — Japanese squat toilets
Given that, the proportion of squat toilets in schools is quite high,” said Atsushi Kato, head of the Tokyo-based nonprofit organization Japan Toilet Labo. In a time of both misinformation and ...
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Japanese assemblywoman gets 8,000 death threats over call for sanitary pads in public toilets
A female Japanese politician has received about 8,000 emails containing death threats after proposing free sanitary pads in public toilets – a wave of online abuse that experts say reflects a ...