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Historic reforms expand Japan’s imperial family — but women still can’t inherit the throne
TOKYO, July 19 — Officials and staff who work in support of Japan’s imperial family are facing unprecedented uncertainty as to how their duties in the royal system will be...
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apnews.com
Japan's imperial family is diminishing. Plan for male-only succession could make it worse
A law set to pass Friday by Japan’s parliament could doom its 1,500-year-old hereditary institution by insisting that only men can be emperor, sparking worry about the shrinking,…
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npr.org
Japan revises law to ensure supply of (male) heirs to the imperial throne
A popular princess drives support for having a female Japanese Emperor. But the country's first female prime minister opposes it.
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Japan revises law on royals, keeps blocking women from throne
A popular princess drives support for having a female Japanese Emperor. But the country's first female prime minister opposes it.
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abcnews.com
Japan's parliament enshrines male-only succession for the shrinking imperial family
Japan’s parliament has enacted a historic revision to the 19th-century Imperial House Law by insisting only paternal-lineage men can become emperor
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thestar.com
Japan’s imperial family is diminishing. Plan for male-only succession could make it worse
TOKYO (AP) — A law set to pass Friday by Japan's parliament could doom its 1,500-year-old hereditary institution by insisting that only men can be emperor, sparking worry about the
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france24.com
Japan changes imperial succession law but keeps ban on female emperor
Japan's parliament on Friday enacted changes to imperial succession rules, allowing male distant relatives to rejoin the imperial family and women to retain royal status after…
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channelnewsasia.com
Japan imperial rules tweaked but still no woman emperor
TOKYO: Japan's parliament enacted changes to the imperial succession law on Friday (Jul 17) but maintained the bar on a woman becoming emperor despite surveys suggesting wide…
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Japan imperial rules tweaked, but still no woman emperor
Japan's parliament tweaked the imperial succession law on Friday but maintained the bar on women emperors -- despite surveys suggesting wide public support for the idea.
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thehindu.com
Japan enacts revised law that strengthens male-only succession to lead shrinking imperial family
Japan's revised law reinforces male-only succession, likely positioning Prince Hisahito as the next emperor amid concerns for the imperial family's future.
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infobae.com
Japón reformó la ley de sucesión imperial, pero mantuvo la prohibición de que las mujeres accedan al Trono del Crisantemo
La nueva legislación permite que familiares varones lejanos de la familia imperial, mayores de 15 años y solteros, regresen al registro imperial. Además, establece que los futuros…
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saudigazette.com.sa
Japan relaxes imperial succession rules but keeps ban on female emperor
Japan's parliament on Friday enacted a historic revision to the 19th century Imperial House Law relaxing succession rules but insisted only paternal-lineage men can become…
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euronews.com
Japan revises succession law but retains ban on female emperors
Nationwide opinion polls in Japan have suggested broad public support for a female emperor, but some conservative political figures remain opposed to the idea.
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independent.co.uk
Japan relaxes royal succession law but women still can’t become emperors
New measures will also allow princesses to keep their royal status if they marry a commoner
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nbcnews.com
Japan enshrines male-only succession for the shrinking imperial family
Royal watchers and experts fear the new measures could doom the 1,500-year-old hereditary institution by insisting that only men can be emperor, sparking worry about the…
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hurriyetdailynews.com
Japan imperial rules tweaked, but still no woman emperor - World News
Japan’s parliament tweaked the imperial succession law on July 17 but maintained the bar on women emperors, despite surveys suggesting wide public support for the idea.
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upi.com
Japan moves to reinvigorate royal family but keeps succession male-only - UPI.com
Japanese lawmakers revised succession rules to bolster the dwindling ranks of the royal family but ignored public backing to permit female succession.
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pbs.org
Japan enshrines in law male-only succession for its shrinking imperial family
Royal watchers and experts fear the new measures could doom the 1,500-year-old hereditary institution by insisting that only males can be emperor.
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malaymail.com
Historic reforms expand Japan’s imperial family — but women still can’t inherit the throne
TOKYO, July 19 — Officials and staff who work in support of Japan’s imperial family are facing unprecedented uncertainty as to how their duties in the royal system will be...
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ynetnews.com
Japan keeps women off the throne, leaving imperial future in a teenager’s hands
Japan's imperial family has just 16 members, only five of them men, most elderly; if Prince Hisahito, 19, has no son, the dynasty could end; though 70% support female succession,…
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dw.com
Why Japan's new imperial law keeps women off the throne
New legislation aims to address the shrinking ranks of Japan's imperial family, while preserving male-only succession despite broad support for a female emperor.