The Winter Olympics are always a good venue for showing national pride. Some even view the Games as a microcosm of the world and what could be: peace among nations where each […]
SFL Charter Teams October 2017 Update Singapore has one of the world’s toughest anti-drug laws. Certain instances of smuggling or trafficking carry mandatory death sentences, , and enjoys widespread support not only […]
In a move unprecedented by the central government, the city of Osaka, Japan granted a gay couple the ability to legally adopt a child. While no law officially stands preventing same-sex couples […]
SFL Charter Teams April 2017 Update After an impressive last month, culminating in an extremely-well attended event in Hong Kong with over a 1,000 listeners in total, March set the bar quite […]
Since the end of World War II, postwar leaders in Japan have attempted to introduce liberal democratic values into Japanese politics and education. However, in recent years, contentions over immigration, the economy and […]
The Diet of Japan passed a new law in late November that seeks to stimulate the nonprofit charity sector. Compared to the U.S., the presence of nonprofit charities isn’t quite as commonplace in […]