Japan to appoint first female prosecutor general in July

"It is important to secure diversity in terms of female empowerment and in decision-making. We will facilitate efforts to recruit and appoint female public servants," said Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi in a regular news conference.

Japan's system of hostage injustice is coming under international scrutiny.

The solution: Hire a female head prosecutor!

The LDP is slowly learning the advantages of identitarian deflection of real change like pinkwashing and greenwashing.

First? All this time, only male?

sakurasukiToday  07:13 am JST

First? All this time, only male?

Are you new to Japan?

Japan is not ranked one of the lowest in gender equality and female empowerment for nothing, you know.

sakurasukiToday  07:13 am JST

First? All this time, only male?

Or another viewpoint, just as valid:

"At last, a woman up to the job!"

"At last, a woman up to the job!"

Yes. Let's all pretend that there's no misogyny at play here and continue sleeping well at night.

Western international media may misread this topic as if "breakthrough of female at conservative society". But, Japan's LDP government controls bureaucrats by gripping personnel affairs during about decade, this personnel affairs also has no independency from government, LDP government mere uses "female" politically.

Unemoto avoided to arrest or indict over 80 unjust slush-fundraising LDP politicians by basis-less strange standard "over 30 millions yen or not" or unnatural slow investigation bringing to delete evidences. 

And LDP regime gave "promotion" to Unemoto.

Her husband has already avoided to indict high bureaucrats who ordered tampering public documents and who cornered one staff to suicide.

Present Japan is the corrupted state itself without justice.

"It is important to secure diversity in terms of female empowerment and in decision-making. We will facilitate efforts to recruit and appoint female public servants," said Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi in a regular news conference.

Why? Why is it important?

How does it make any organization or any government body better at its job?

I'm perfectly fine with women, with ethnic minorities, etc. being appointed to positions for which they are highly qualified.

But to say that an organization's ability to carry out its mission is somehow improved by hiring more women or more minorities? That is true ONLY if those women or minorities are BETTER at their jobs than their predecessors.

Their being women or minorities, in itself, doesn't improve an organization's performance at all.

Quo PrimumToday  03:57 pm JST

Why? Why is it important?

...

But to say that an organization's ability to carry out its mission is somehow improved by hiring more women or more minorities? That is true ONLY if those women or minorities are BETTER at their jobs than their predecessors.

Good luck with getting an answer to that. I think the stock response is misogyny or racism..

The only criteria that count are whether she has forced any confessions or covered any up.