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Of the 32 officials, nine have been subjected to disciplinary action, including five who were given pay cuts. Another 23 have been reprimanded.

Japan's communications ministry it has punished 32 of its officials for ethics code violations after they were treated to expensive meals by companies they supervised. The scandal first came to light in February following reports that executives of satellite broadcaster Tohokushinsha Film Corp, including Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's eldest ...

Japan's communications ministry says it has punished 32 of its officials for ethics code violations after they were treated to expensive meals by companies they supervised.

Bureaucrats wined and dined 54 times on Tohokushinsha's tab Probe set up by satellite TV firm admits optics look bad, but puts that down to execs' ambition and ignorance rather than design Sorry, but your browser needs Javascript to use this site. If you're not sure how to activate it, please refer to this site: https://www.enable-javascript.com/ A report by an investigation panel set up by the broadcasting company Tohokushinsha Film Corp. concludes that 54 dinner sessions it paid for spanning five years were aimed at building relationships with communications ministry officials, not ma...

No-confidence motion against minister over ethics violation rejected Apr. 4 06:00 am JST Apr. 4 | 06:27 am JST TOKYO The lower house of the Diet has rejected a no-confidence motion against communications minister Ryota Takeda that was submitted by opposition parties over ethics code violations by ministry officials who were treated to lavish dinners by company executives. The motion was voted down in the plenary session of the House of Representatives controlled by the ruling coalition of Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's Liberal Democratic Party and its junior partner Komei...