Japan Heads Into 'Diversity' Olympics Without LGBTQ Law

The video discusses the challenges faced by the LGBTQ community in Japan in securing legislative protection. Despite strong public support, conservative lawmakers in the ruling LDP party have stalled progress. The G7 nations have highlighted Japan's lack of non-discrimination laws, urging action. Prime Minister Suga is under pressure to introduce legislation, with the business community also advocating for change. The absence of such laws affects Japan's ability to attract talent and investment, as many LGBTQ individuals feel compelled to leave the country.

What has been the duration of the fight for equality law by the LGBTQ community in Japan?

What percentage of the Japanese population supports the LGBTQ equality law?

What reasons were given by some lawmakers for opposing the LGBTQ legislation?

How do public attitudes towards LGBTQ rights in Japan compare to those of lawmakers?

What role do you think the G7 nations could play in influencing Japan's LGBTQ legislation?

What actions can the business community in Japan take to support LGBTQ rights?

What impact could the lack of LGBTQ rights legislation have on Japan's ability to attract talent and investment?