A fight broke out in the Japanese parliament on September 17 as opposition lawmakers tried to stop a bill that could see the military fight abroad for the first time since World War II. The brawl which came after hours of rigorous debate, failed to stop them from being approved as members of the ruling coalition stood up to signify their votes in favour. The bills are now expected to go to the full upper house on Friday, where they will likely be passed to become law. See more still images below of how the drama unfolded
Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts
Saturday, 19 September 2015
It's Hidden dragon, Crouching Tiger as Japanese politicians fight over controversial security bill (photos)
If you missed the 2000 movie flick "crouching tiger hidden dragon" (An American-Chinese-Hong Kong-Taiwanese co-production film) you sure better shouldn't miss this one, which isn't a movie but a true story,
A fight broke out in the Japanese parliament on September 17 as opposition lawmakers tried to stop a bill that could see the military fight abroad for the first time since World War II. The brawl which came after hours of rigorous debate, failed to stop them from being approved as members of the ruling coalition stood up to signify their votes in favour. The bills are now expected to go to the full upper house on Friday, where they will likely be passed to become law. See more still images below of how the drama unfolded
A fight broke out in the Japanese parliament on September 17 as opposition lawmakers tried to stop a bill that could see the military fight abroad for the first time since World War II. The brawl which came after hours of rigorous debate, failed to stop them from being approved as members of the ruling coalition stood up to signify their votes in favour. The bills are now expected to go to the full upper house on Friday, where they will likely be passed to become law. See more still images below of how the drama unfolded
Wednesday, 7 May 2014
France offers to help Nigeria with security intelligence

Speaking about it today, Mr Fabius said;
"The President has instructed to put the (intelligence) services at the disposal of Nigeria and neighbouring countries. This morning he asked us to contact the Nigerian president to tell him that a specialized unit with all the means we have in the region was at the disposal of Nigeria to help find and recover these young girls"
Meanwhile President Barrack Obama in an interview with
ABC News condemned the abduction of the Chibok girls saying it was
"outrageous" and "heartbreaking". He said this abduction could be the
event that how awaken the entire world to work towards stopping Boko Haram
activities
"It’s a heartbreaking situation, outrageous situation. This may be the event that helps to mobilize the entire international community to finally do something against this horrendous organization that’s perpetrated such a terrible crime.” he said.
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