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 is the main reason the equality law for the LGBTQ community has not passed in Japan?

• Economic concerns

• Opposition from a small faction within the ruling party

• Lack of public support

• Insufficient media coverage

How have public attitudes in Japan towards LGBTQ rights changed over the past decade?

• They have remained the same

• They have become more conservative

• They have become more supportive

• They have become indifferent

What role can G7 nations play in influencing Japan's stance on LGBTQ rights?

• They can offer financial incentives

• They can ignore the issue

• They can apply diplomatic pressure

• They can impose economic sanctions

What action is expected from Prime Minister Suga regarding LGBTQ legislation?

• To consult with other G7 leaders

• To resign from his position

• To introduce a new law in the next diet session

• To ignore the issue

How have Japanese corporations contributed to the discussion on LGBTQ rights?

• By supporting the equality law

• By relocating their businesses

• By opposing the legislation

• By remaining neutral

What could be a potential consequence for Japan if it fails to enact LGBTQ protective legislation?

• Higher economic growth

• Improved international relations

• Loss of talent and investment

• Increased foreign investment

Why might some LGBTQ individuals feel compelled to leave Japan?

• To escape high living costs

• To experience different cultures

• Because of the lack of legal recognition and protection

• Due to better job opportunities abroad