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A new Kyodo News survey shows that 86.6 percent of respondents back tougher political funds control laws in Japan amid a fundraising scandal embroiling the ruling Liberal Democratic Party.
The approval rating for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's Cabinet remained low at 33.6 percent while the disapproval rating reached 50 percent for the first time since December, a Kyodo News poll showed Sunday, amid lingering public concerns over the national identification card system.
The approval rating for Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's Cabinet continued to slide to around 34 percent, a Kyodo News poll showed Sunday, as the government grapples with the trouble-plagued national identification card system and concerns associated with Fukushima nuclear disaster cleanup efforts.
The Japanese Cabinet's public approval rating dropped to 40.2 percent, a new low since its launch last year, the latest Kyodo News survey showed on Sept. 18, as the ruling Liberal Democratic Party struggles to defuse jitters over its controversial links to a religious group and a planned state funeral later in the month for former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.